Hong Kong SFC Issues Lifetime Ban to Ex-OCBC Wing Hang Bank Manager Amy Chow Bic Sum after Hong Kong Court Conviction of Bribery & Sentenced to 4 Week
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Hong Kong SFC Issues Lifetime Ban to Ex-OCBC Wing Hang Bank Manager Amy Chow Bic Sum after Hong Kong Court Conviction of Bribery & Sentenced to 4 Weeks Jail, Offered OCBC Wing Hang Credit Employee Rebates for Referring OCBC Clients to External Party for Mortgage Refinancing with Other Financial Institutions 14th December 2023 | Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Securities & Futures Commission (SFC) has issued a lifetime ban to former OCBC Wing Hang Bank manager Amy Chow Bic Sum after a Hong Kong court conviction of bribery & sentenced to 4 weeks jail, with Amy Chow offering rebates to an employee of OCBC Wing Hang Credit for referring OCBC clients to external party for mortgage refinancing with other financial institutions. Hong Kong SFC: “The Kwun Tong Magistrates’ Court found that on 15 July 2021, Chow, who handled residential mortgage applications at OCBC, offered an employee of OCBC Wing Hang Credit Limited (OCBC Credit) a rebate of referral fees from an external party as a reward for referring OCBC Credit’s clients to that party, who would in turn arrange mortgage refinancing from other banks or financial institutions.” More info below:
“ Hong Kong SFC Issues Lifetime Ban to Ex-OCBC Wing Hang Bank Manager Amy Chow Bic Sum after Hong Kong Court Conviction of Bribery & Sentenced to 4 Weeks Jail, Offered OCBC Wing Hang Credit Employee Rebates for Referring OCBC Clients to External Party for Mortgage Refinancing with Other Financial Institutions “
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Hong Kong SFC Issues Lifetime Ban to Ex-OCBC Wing Hang Bank Manager Amy Chow Bic Sum after Hong Kong Court Conviction of Bribery & Sentenced to 4 Weeks Jail
OCBC Singapore Headquarter 13th Dec 2023 – The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has banned Ms Amy Chow Bik Sum, a former assistant customer service manager of OCBC Wing Hang Bank Limited (OCBC), from re-entering the industry for life following her conviction of bribery offence (Notes 1 & 2).
The Kwun Tong Magistrates’ Court found that on 15 July 2021, Chow, who handled residential mortgage applications at OCBC, offered an employee of OCBC Wing Hang Credit Limited (OCBC Credit) a rebate of referral fees from an external party as a reward for referring OCBC Credit’s clients to that party, who would in turn arrange mortgage refinancing from other banks or financial institutions (Note 3).
The SFC considers that Chow is not a fit and proper person to be licensed or registered to carry on regulated activities as a result of her criminal conviction. The case was referred to the SFC by the HKMA.
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