Citi relocates Zhang to Hong Kong
Shengman Zhang moves from New York to take on the role of chief operating officer for Asia-Pacific.
Citigroup will relocate Shengman Zhang to its Hong Kong offices from New York to take on a newly created role. Effective October, Zhang will take on the role of chief operating officer, Asia Pacific, for CitigroupÆs corporate and investment banking (CIB) unit, while retaining his current position as vice chairman of the global banking division of the CIB.
In his new role of chief operating officer, Zhang will report directly to Robert Morse, chief executive officer, Asia-Pacific region, CIB. The position will also entail working closely with Morse and other senior management on business strategy and planning.
More specifically, Zhang will assume responsibility for the region's support functions, including human resources, legal, finance, operations and technology, and corporate affairs. And though he is set to transition from his role as chairman of the public sector group, Zhang will have senior coverage responsibility for selected public and private sector priority clients across the region.
For Citigroup, Zhang is already a member of its management committee and global banking operating committee. He will also join the bankÆs Asia-Pacific operating committee.
Zhang joined Citigroup in 2005 in New York. Prior to working for the bank, he also worked for the World Bank Group as managing director in charge of its worldwide lending and advisory operations. While working at the World Bank between 2001 and 2005, Zhang was also in charge of most of its corporate and support functions.
Elsewhere at the World Bank, Zhang was previously vice president and corporate secretary and managing director for corporate and support functions, and for product sectors and geographic regions.
Before joining the World Bank, Zhang held a number of senior positions at the Ministry of Finance in China.
In his new role of chief operating officer, Zhang will report directly to Robert Morse, chief executive officer, Asia-Pacific region, CIB. The position will also entail working closely with Morse and other senior management on business strategy and planning.
More specifically, Zhang will assume responsibility for the region's support functions, including human resources, legal, finance, operations and technology, and corporate affairs. And though he is set to transition from his role as chairman of the public sector group, Zhang will have senior coverage responsibility for selected public and private sector priority clients across the region.
For Citigroup, Zhang is already a member of its management committee and global banking operating committee. He will also join the bankÆs Asia-Pacific operating committee.
Zhang joined Citigroup in 2005 in New York. Prior to working for the bank, he also worked for the World Bank Group as managing director in charge of its worldwide lending and advisory operations. While working at the World Bank between 2001 and 2005, Zhang was also in charge of most of its corporate and support functions.
Elsewhere at the World Bank, Zhang was previously vice president and corporate secretary and managing director for corporate and support functions, and for product sectors and geographic regions.
Before joining the World Bank, Zhang held a number of senior positions at the Ministry of Finance in China.
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