Citi has appointed Luke Lu as Citi Country Officer (CCO) and head of banking for China. Lu will also assume the position of president and board director of Citibank (China) Co., Ltd.

Citigroup Inc on Wednesday announced the appointment of Luke Lu as Citi country officer (CCO) and head of banking for China, overseeing the lender's China businesses and operations. Lu will also ...

Citigroup has named Luke Lu as new country officer and head of banking for China amid an ongoing global restructuring to streamline operations. ... Citi Names Luke Lu as New China Country Officer.

Citi has appointed Luke Lu as country officer and head of banking for China. He has also been named president and board director of Citibank (China). In the role, Lu will oversee the firm’s businesses ...

Citi has appointed Luke Lu as country officer and head of banking for China. He has also been named president and board director of Citibank (China). In the role, Lu will oversee the firm’s businesses ...

On June 2, Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C) confirmed the appointment of Wenjie Zhang as its new country officer and China banking head. He is taking over following Luke Lu’s exit in November last year.

He will fill the role after former Citi China head Luke Lu left in November for personal reasons. ... Citi is cutting up to 200 information technology (IT) contractor roles in China, ...

Luke Lu, Citi Country Officer and Banking Head for China, said in a separate press release that "Citi is proud to have a long history in China, and we are intently focused on growing Citi's ...

Citi names Luke Lu as China country officer and head of banking. Lu, who has been at the US bank for over 20 years, is replacing Christine Lam, who is retiring. Andrew Tjaardstra . January 31, 2024.

He will fill the role after former Citi China head Luke Lu left in November for personal reasons. Zhang will join Citi in July and will be based in Shanghai, reporting to Marc Luet, ...

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