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Denise Wee

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Journalist at BQ Prime

Bloomberg journalist, aspiring boxer, lapsed climber, all comments strictly my own.

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  • 2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Denise Wee

    (Bloomberg) -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc. partner Aaron Arth will retire from the bank after nearly three decades at the Wall Street powerhouse. Arth, a partner in the financial and strategic investors group within investment banking, helped to shape the bank’s global financing group and investment banking franchises, according to an internal memo, which was confirmed by a bank spokesman.

  • 3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Denise Wee |Cindy Wang

    Storage sphere tanks for liquefied natural gas. Photographer: Annie Sakkab/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- Taiwan’s top presidential aide discussed energy cooperation with US officials at a summit this week in Alaska, where a liquefied natural gas project has come into focus for potential exporting to the island. Pan Men-an, secretary-general to Taiwan’s president, gave a speech at the summit, which was held from June 2-5 and also attended by vice economic minister Lai Chien-hsin and CPC Corp.

  • 3 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Ambereen Choudhury |Denise Wee

    HSBC Holdings Plc’s Chairman Mark Tucker will leave Europe’s largest lender in September to take on a non-executive chairman role at AIA Group Ltd., marking his return to the Hong Kong-based insurer. Tucker, 67, will step down after almost eight years on Sept.

  • 3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Ambereen Choudhury |Denise Wee

    Mark Tucker at an HSBC shareholders meeting in Hong Kong on April 1. (Bloomberg) -- HSBC Holdings Plc’s Chairman Mark Tucker will leave Europe’s largest lender in September to take on a non-executive chairman role at AIA Group Ltd., marking his return to the Hong Kong-based insurer. Tucker, 67, will step down after almost eight years on Sept. 30, according to an HSBC statement.

  • 1 month ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Denise Wee

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Denise Wee
Denise Wee @DeniseWee1
25 Apr 24

RT @BloombergAsia: What is life like for a laid-off banker? @DeniseWee1 looks into the career options for Hong Kong's out-of-work rainmaker…

Denise Wee
Denise Wee @DeniseWee1
19 Jul 23

An exodus of workers and a surge in new business from China have combined to spark a talent war among banks and insurers in Hong Kong, driving up wages for new recruits by as much as 30% in the Asian financial hub. https://t.co/hvlOf3TfnM

Denise Wee
Denise Wee @DeniseWee1
12 Jul 23

I hate how taxi drivers pump on the gas. Some HK taxi drivers just don’t belong on the road…