Stella Chan
About Stella Chan
Stella Chan is a Senior Regulatory Reporting Manager at HSBC, specializing in Wholesale Credit and Market Risk since 2015. She previously held the position of Senior Credit Review Manager for Asia Pacific at HSBC from 2010 to 2015.
Work at HSBC
Stella Chan has been employed at HSBC since 2010. She currently holds the position of Senior Regulatory Reporting Manager in the Wholesale Credit and Market Risk division, a role she has fulfilled since 2015. In this capacity, she is responsible for overseeing regulatory reporting processes and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. Prior to her current role, she served as Senior Credit Review Manager for the Asia Pacific region from 2010 to 2015, where she focused on credit risk assessment and management.
Education and Expertise
Stella Chan earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Hong Kong. Her academic background provides a foundation for her expertise in regulatory reporting and credit risk management. Her education has contributed to her professional development and her ability to navigate complex regulatory environments within the banking sector.
Background
Stella Chan has a career spanning over a decade in the banking industry, primarily with HSBC. She began her career in London, Greater London, United Kingdom, where she worked as Senior Credit Review Manager for five years before transitioning to her current role. Her experience in both regulatory reporting and credit review has equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of risk management in wholesale banking.
Achievements
Throughout her tenure at HSBC, Stella Chan has contributed to various initiatives aimed at enhancing regulatory compliance and risk management practices. Her role as Senior Regulatory Reporting Manager involves critical oversight of reporting processes, which is essential for maintaining the bank's adherence to regulatory standards. Her previous experience in credit review has also played a significant role in shaping her current responsibilities.