Mrs Kan is a distinguished banking executive with more than 40 years of leadership experience across global, regional and Greater China markets. Most recently, she served as Executive Director and Deputy Chief Executive Officer of China CITIC Bank (International), where she spearheaded the bank’s FinTech and digital innovation agenda. Earlier in her career, she spent more than 25 years at Standard Chartered Bank, holding senior leadership roles across Consumer Finance, Product Management, Sales and Distribution, as well as overseeing other major strategic initiatives. With a forward-thinking and agile vision, Mrs Kan played a leading role in driving FinTech innovation in the banking industry and advancing more accessible and inclusive financial services for a broader consumer base.

As digital transformation continues to reshape industries, Mrs Kan’s deep expertise complements TransUnion’s evolution from a pioneering credit reference agency in Hong Kong into a trusted information and insights partner for businesses and consumers. Through a suite of identity-based solutions that enable more informed credit decisions and stronger fraud prevention, TransUnion supports sustainable growth for individuals, corporates and the broader industry. Her appointment will further accelerate the company’s ongoing effort to drive financial inclusion and contribute to a more resilient and robust foundation for Hong Kong’s financial ecosystem.

Beyond her executive career, Mrs Kan has made significant contributions to Hong Kong’s financial and professional communities through a range of leadership roles. She currently serves as Honorary Adviser of the Hong Kong Institute of Bankers, Board Member of the Hong Kong Deposit Protection Board and Member of the Protection of Critical Infrastructure (Computer Systems) Appeal Board. She is also actively involved in education, youth development, women’s empowerment and professional advancement, with governance roles at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, as well as serving as a Hong Kong SAR Delegate to the All China Women’s Federation and an Executive Committee Member of the Hong Kong Professionals and Senior Executives Association.

“We are delighted to welcome Helen to the Board as TransUnion continues to strengthen its role as a trusted information and insights partner in Hong Kong,” said Marie Claire Lim Moore, Asia-Pacific Regional President and Hong Kong CEO at TransUnion, “Helen’s extensive experience across financial services, coupled with her innovative mindset and future-oriented vision, will bring valuable perspectives to the company and support TransUnion in advancing our Information for Good mission by enabling more confident, informed decisions, fostering greater trust across Hong Kong’s financial ecosystem.”

Mrs Kan said: “It is a pleasure and an honour to join the Board of TUCIS at a time when trusted information and insights are increasingly important in a highly digital economy. As market needs continue to evolve, TransUnion has expanded beyond traditional credit information by extending its data and analytic capabilities into areas such as fraud prevention and solutions that support growing cross-border financial needs. I look forward to working with the Board and management team to support the company’s next chapter of growth while continuing our contribution to Hong Kong’s position as an international financial centre.”

With three decades of experience in financial services, Tim has a strong history of shaping strategies and driving growth across multiple markets. During his career, he spent over 20 years with HSBC across Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, Korea, Taiwan and Malta. Most recently, he held the position of Market Leader for Hong Kong, Korea and Taiwan at PayPal, where he drove merchant growth and enhanced seamless payment experiences for consumers. Complementing his professional accomplishments, Tim holds a Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering from Imperial College London and a Bachelor of Science in Finance from the University of Manchester.

Drawing on his leadership experience in digital payments, Tim’s knowledge of customer journeys, payment ecosystems, FinTech innovation, and business enablement positions him well to spearhead the adoption of TransUnion’s data‑driven solutions as the company expands beyond core credit to provide broader identity-based insights. TransUnion will continue to empower financial institutions, businesses and consumers with trusted data and actionable insights through broader industry collaboration to promote greater financial inclusion and stability.

“Tim joins us at a transformative moment for TransUnion Hong Kong as we continue to demonstrate our leading stewardship of identity-based insights in supporting a healthy and sustainable financial ecosystem for the city,” said Marie Claire Lim Moore, Asia-Pacific Regional President and Hong Kong CEO at TransUnion. “Tim’s proven track record of expertise in digitalisation, innovation and multi‑market leadership will sharpen our go-to-market execution and position us to capture emerging growth opportunities. With his appointment, TransUnion is well placed to advance our ‘Information for Good’ mission, reinforcing market resilience and strengthening Hong Kong’s position as an international finance centre, as we continue to serve as the trusted information and insights partner in the market.”

Commenting on his appointment, Tim said: “Having worked extensively across diverse markets, I share TransUnion’s vision of combining global capabilities with meaningful local expertise to deliver trusted, data‑driven solutions for today’s dynamic financial ecosystem. As the industry continues to evolve, I look forward to contributing my expertise and experience to support TransUnion with an even more comprehensive lens on the ecosystem and operations of financial institutions, supporting responsible innovation and helping individuals, businesses and communities thrive across Hong Kong and the broader region.”

With 20 years of experience in the banking industry spanning both conventional and digital institutions, Devon brings a strong track record of integrating traditional banking with innovative solutions to enhance user experiences through customer-centric strategies. He joins TransUnion from ZA Bank, Hong Kong’s first digital bank, where he was a founding member and most recently served as the Alternate Chief Executive and General Manager of Business Banking and Lending. Prior to that, he also served in leadership roles at Standard Chartered Bank and DBS Bank. Devon holds a bachelor’s degree in International Business from the Business School of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK).

With a strong focus on innovation and customer empowerment, Devon’s expertise in digital transformation aligns seamlessly with TransUnion’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge, insight-driven products and solutions that expand financial opportunities for customers and consumers in a secure and trusted environment. Under his leadership, TransUnion will further advance its product proposition and analytics capabilities in Asia Pacific, reinforcing its role in promoting financial inclusion through data and insights across the region.

“We are pleased to welcome Devon at a pivotal time for Asia Pacific, marked by the post-Credit Data Smart (CDS) era in Hong Kong and a fast-growing economy in the Philippines,” said Marie Claire Lim Moore, Asia-Pacific Regional President and Hong Kong CEO at TransUnion. “As market dynamics shift, it is essential for TransUnion to scale our product, data and analytics capabilities by leveraging global expertise and advanced technologies to better serve customers and consumer. Devon’s unique perspective as a former customer and partner gives him an unparalleled understanding of how our solutions can effectively address evolving market needs. We are confident his leadership will be a strategic accelerator for our growth and further our mission of delivering Information for Good.”

Commenting on his appointment, Devon said: “It is a true honour to join TransUnion, a global leader with a strong focus on innovation, data integrity and empowering smarter decisions through actionable insights. This is an exciting time, as Asia Pacific undergoes rapid digitalisation and evolving consumer expectations. The demand for trusted, forward-looking credit and fraud solutions has never been more crucial. Having witnessed the meaningful impact of TransUnion’s proprietary data and technology in supporting financial inclusion and resilience, I am excited to expedite innovation to deliver even greater value to consumers and businesses. Together, we will strengthen the region’s financial ecosystem, foster deeper trust and unlock more secure, inclusive opportunities that benefit individuals, institutions and the broader economy.”

Dr. Charm has over 30 years of experience in the innovation and technology industry, specializing in FinTech, artificial intelligence, big data, digital transformation, as well as the technology markets in Mainland China and ASEAN countries. Dr. Charm has held various senior management positions at Hong Kong Cyberport Management Company Limited, IBM, Oracle and HSBC, and has provided strategy, training and consultancy services to companies and organizations such as HSBC, Hang Seng Bank, Bank of East Asia, ICBC (Asia), AIA, Sun Life, Chow Tai Fook, Airport Authority Hong Kong and MTR. During his tenure as Chief Public Mission Officer at Cyberport, Dr. Charm led his team to build a world-leading digital technology ecosystem with over 1,200 start-ups from over 30 countries where over 300 were FinTech start-ups.  

Marie Claire Lim Moore, CEO of TransUnion Hong Kong, said: “Dr. Charm’s appointment comes at an opportune time of rapid advancement in FinTech and RegTech in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area, and as we move towards the Multiple Credit Reference Agencies (MCRA) model in Hong Kong. We have proven track record of supporting businesses and consumers and continue to drive market innovation and new solutions. As an expert and innovator in the technology sector, Dr. Charm will provide insight and strategic advice that will further strengthen our service for the benefit of the market as a whole.”

Dr. Charm said: “As the first local consumer credit reference agency, TransUnion has laid solid foundations for the credit economy in Hong Kong over the past 40 years, supporting easy and quick access to credit and other essential financial services to millions of consumers. At the same time, it has been a true pioneer in the areas of FinTech and RegTech. I am privileged to advise the company in its exciting next chapter of growth.”

In addition to the aforementioned roles, Dr. Charm is Chairman of several elite start-ups in Asia and Associate Professor of Practice at Chinese University of Hong Kong Business School. He actively engages with the innovation and technology ecosystem in Asia and has served since 2019 as Chief Judge of the FinTech Award of Hong Kong ICT Awards and as a member of Cyberport’s Entrepreneurship Committee Advisory Group, HKSTP’s Leading Enterprises Acceleration Mentorship Programme, Executive Committee of FHKI’s Hong Kong Startup Council, GS1 Hong Kong’s IoT Industry Advisory Council and Consumer Council’s Advisory Group on Digital Economy and Information Technology.

A pioneer in the Hong Kong market, TransUnion is committed to developing cutting-edge technologies and services, pursuing innovation to bring advanced solutions to the industry. With a strong belief in Information for Good®, TransUnion Hong Kong will continue to leverage state-of-the-art technology to provide a smooth and secure experience for both financial institutions and consumers, towards the goal of helping more people access credit and other essential financial services and boosting financial inclusion in Hong Kong.

Mr Cheung is a veteran of retail banking and payments industry with over 40 years of experience in the field. He currently serves as Independent Non-Executive Director of Shanghai Commercial Bank and is the Chairman of its Digital Transformation Committee. He was Chief Executive Officer of Octopus Holdings Limited from January 2011 to March 2014 and from January 2015 to September 2020. Under his leadership, Octopus became an integral part of Hong Kong’s development in digital payments and the transition to a cashless society. Mr Cheung has also held senior positions at Visa International Hong Kong and Macau, DBS Bank and Citibank Hong Kong previously.

Marie Claire Lim Moore, CEO of TransUnion Hong Kong, said, “Sunny’s appointment is welcomed at a turning point in the development of the FinTech industry and credit markets in Hong Kong. With his extensive experience in the financial industry and as a pioneer of digital payments in Hong Kong, Sunny’s presence will help TransUnion to drive further innovation and continue to advance easy and seamless access to credit for millions of people in Hong Kong.”

Mr Cheung said, “It is a pleasure and honor to join the Board of TUCIS. For the past four decades, TransUnion Hong Kong has enabled trust between financial institutions and consumers and played a key role in the development of the credit and lending market in Hong Kong. I am privileged to have the opportunity to advise the company on how best to leverage its expertise, deep roots in Hong Kong, and its unique technological capabilities to contribute to the development and advancement of the financial industry in Hong Kong and the wider Greater Bay Area.”

As Hong Kong’s first credit bureau and a pioneer in the local FinTech industry, TransUnion has been at the forefront of new solutions and market developments in Hong Kong for more than 40 years. TransUnion’s mission is to help people around the world access the opportunities that lead to a higher quality of life. It helps businesses and consumers transact with confidence so they can achieve great things – this is Information for Good.