TransUnion Hong Kong Appoints Helen Kan as Independent Non-Executive Director of TUCIS

Global information and insights company and Hong Kong’s leading credit reference agency, TransUnion (NYSE: TRU), today announced the appointment of Helen Kan as Independent Non-Executive Director of TransUnion Credit Information Services Limited (TUCIS), a wholly-owned subsidiary of TransUnion Hong Kong. The appointment is effective July 20, 2026.

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.”