News: The Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission will appoint the director of new

After the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Affairs Supervision Committee experienced a series of resignation since last year, it is reported that new corporate financing and law enforcement departments will be appointed to enrich its executive team.

According to sources who are unwilling to be named for discussing internal matters, the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission veteran Michael Duignan will be promoted to executive directors and is responsible for the first public offering (IPO), mergers and acquisitions, and financing;Kit Wilson will join the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission from HSBC to take charge of law enforcement departments that make disciplinary sanctions on market misconduct.

However, neither Dai Lin nor Wilson immediately responded to Bloomberg to seek comments, while spokesman for the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission did not comment.

Ashley Alder, who has served as the Chief Executive Officer of the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission since 2011, announced in July that it will be about to leave in advance and will be the chairman of the British Financial Market Merchants Authority in January next year.The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government issued a newsletter on September 9, announcing the successor of recruiting the position from the world.

Public information shows that Dai Lin once joined the law enforcement team after working at the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission Enterprise Financing Department, and now it will be re -joined by the department. With the promotion of its law enforcement team, Four Wall Street Bank 2019 2019He was punished by major IPO sponsorship.

According to the introduction of its leadership, Wilson is the deputy general chief legal adviser of HSBC Global Bank and Market Business. His career spans the United States and Hong Kong.Essence

The Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission lost 12%of employees last year, including 25%of junior professionals, and the highest management also encountered personnel changes.He Xiantong, head of the corporate financing department, who has served in the institution for 28 years, retired in August last year. Thomas Atkinson, Canadians, also stepped down as executive director of the Regulations Executive Department in May.