Marketing
Benjamin Li
Jul 12, 2013

APAC marketing and planning head Rose Leng to depart HSBC

ASIA-PACIFIC - Rose Leng, Asia-Pacific head of marketing and planning for HSBC, is leaving the bank after more than eight years for a career change.

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