Citi's Chen Joins HKEx for Post-Trade BizDev
Cindy Chen will oversee HKEx’s blockchain-enabled post-trade allocation and processing platform project.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKEx) has appointed Cindy Chen as head of post-trade business development, clearing.
Cindy Chen.Chen will report to joint COO and head of clearing, Calvin Tai. In her role, she will identify new business opportunities and work with HKEx’s customer and stakeholder base to develop the HKEx’s clearing services.
She will also oversee the exchange’s distributed-ledger technology project, a post-trade allocation and processing
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