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Citibank Singapore appoints Sherry Leong as head of secured finance solutions

Leong reports directly to Citibank Singapore CEO Han Kwee Juan.

Citibank Singapore (Citibank) today announced that Sherry Leong has been appointed Head of Secured Finance Solutions for Singapore with immediate effect.

Ms Leong will be responsible for leading and growing the business covering personal home loans and auto loans. Ms Leong reports directly to Mr Han Kwee Juan, Chief Executive Officer and Country Business Manager for Citibank Singapore Limited, and functionally to Mr Tan Chia Seng, Head of International Mortgages and Asia Region Head, Consumer Secured Lending Business.

With over 20 years of experience in the mortgage business, Ms Leong started her banking career in Citibank’s mortgage team in Singapore in 1990, where she took on various roles covering sales, marketing and product management.

She left Citibank to join a local bank as Business Head for its mortgage and automotive business in 2002, and returned to Citibank two years later as Head and Sales Director for the bank’s Home Financial Services business. Under her leadership, Citibank’s market share in the business grew steadily over the years.

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