Heman Wong quits HK pension body, eyes new role
The Hong Kong retirement industry veteran explains the reasons for his departure and says he is open to opportunities in Asia's private pension sector.
Heman Wong has quit as head of Hong Kong's new Pension Schemes Association (PSA) amid differences in opinion about the city's retirement savings system, and he is eyeing other roles.
The pension veteran's last day as the PSA's first chief executive was October 2, but he resigned in July after just four months in the post. Wong had originally joined in March for a 12-month contract at the organisation, a trade body for sponsors of Hong Kong's Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) scheme.
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