Hong Kong government appoints Bryan Chan as CEO of Hong Kong Precious Metals Central Clearing
According to SCMP Business, the Hong Kong government has appointed Bryan Chan Ping-keung, a former Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing executive, as CEO of Hong Kong Precious Metals Central Clearing to lead the development and operation of the city’s new central clearing and settlement system for gold. His appointment takes effect on October 2 for a three-year term. HKPMCC is a wholly government-owned entity established in January to run the clearing system for precious metals.
Key facts
- 01Bryan Chan Ping-keung appointed as CEO of HKPMCC
- 02HKPMCC established in January as a wholly government-owned entity
- 03Appointment takes effect on October 2 for a three-year term
- 04HKPMCC to run the clearing system for precious metals, including gold
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