Citi names Lee Lung Nien as Singapore country officer and banking head


File pic: Lee Lung Nien

SINGAPORE: Citigroup has appointed Lee Lung Nien as its Citi Country Officer and Banking Head for Singapore, the U.S. bank said in a statement on Monday.

Lee, a 35-year Citi veteran and most recently chairman of Citi Private Bank for South Asia since 2020, will take up the role on Oct. 6, reporting to Amol Gupte, head of Asia South.

In his new role, Lee will oversee all Citi businesses and operations in Singapore, driving franchise performance, managing client and regulatory relationships, and ensuring a robust risk and control environment, Citi said.

He succeeds Tibor Pandi, who is leaving after eight years in Asia and will explore other opportunities within the bank, according to the statement.

Lee is the first Singaporean in 50 years to hold Citi's top post in the city-state, the bank said. - Reuters 

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