OCBC Hong Kong has appointed Angus Tsang as its new Head of Wholesale Banking and Stanley Sze-To as Chief Risk Officer, ahead of the retirement of long-serving executive Johnny Wei.
Wei will officially retire on 1 December 2026 after leading the wholesale banking division since 2016.
During his tenure, he oversaw the integration of the OCBC Hong Kong branch, with the business achieving record performance in Hong Kong’s syndicated loan market in 2025.
Wholesale banking transition
Tsang, currently the Chief Risk Officer, will take over as Head of Wholesale Banking on 16 November 2026. He will first step into the role of Deputy Head of Wholesale Banking on 1 September 2026 to ensure a smooth transition.
Since joining the bank in 2022, Tsang has strengthened risk management capabilities and expanded the bank’s participation in the SME Financing Guarantee Scheme.
He also guided sustainable finance portfolio growth and updated credit infrastructure to align closer with group standards.
New Chief Risk Officer appointment
Sze-To will assume the role of Chief Risk Officer on 1 September 2026.
He joined OCBC in 2007 and currently serves as the Head of Corporate Banking, where he managed client portfolios across cross-border financing, transaction banking, and debt capital markets.
Sze-To also brings regional experience to the risk division, having served as the Acting Country Head and General Manager of the Seoul branch during the pandemic.
These appointments support the group’s regional strategy across Greater China and ASEAN.
OCBC has been expanding its regional footprint, backed by a previous HK$1.5 billion investment in its Hong Kong and Macau operations.
“These leadership appointments reflect OCBC’s continued commitment to developing talent from within and building a strong pipeline of future leaders,”
said Wang Ke, Head of Greater China and CEO, OCBC Hong Kong.
“Angus’s risk management expertise will continue to underpin disciplined growth and resilience, while Stanley’s extensive frontline experience and regional exposure will further strengthen risk and business collaboration to support prudent and sustainable growth.”
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