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Alan Ng will assume his new role as head of business banking at HSBC Singapore. /HSBC

HSBC names new Singapore head of business banking

Alan Ng will head HSBC’s division supporting small and medium-sized businesses.

After nearly 15 years of service, Alan Ng will assume his new role as head of business banking at financial services firm, HSBC Singapore, where he will lead the company’s specialist coverage division backing small and medium-sized enterprises.

Prior to his new post, he was assigned coverage and sales roles across the bank’s trade and commodities divisions. Five years ago, he was head of global trade and receivables finance, HSBC Taiwan.

In 2020, he also became head of global trade and receivables finance in HSBC Vietnam. Before HSBC, Ng spent over a decade at several banks in Singapore.

Ng will replace Li Lian Ng, who assumed a new coverage division in March 2022, supporting internationally-minded mid-sized businesses in Singapore.

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