Hong Kong Investment Management Co. (HKIC) has reappointed Clara Chan as CEO for a three-year term, aligning with Hong Kong's five-year plan.
Hong Kong Investment Holdings (HKIC) announced the extension of current CEO Clara Chan's term for three years until October 2029, aligning with Hong Kong's first five-year plan to promote the development of emerging industries. The wholly government-owned investment institution manages HK$62 billion (approximately US$7.9 billion) in funds.
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