Coface appoints Carmen Chow as Head of Commercial for Hong Kong

Coface, a provider of credit insurance and risk management solutions, has announced the appointment of Carmen Chow as Head of Commercial for Hong Kong, effective 1st April 2026.

In her new role, Chow will be responsible for strengthening Coface’s commercial performance strategy and deepening client engagement in the Hong Kong market.

She will report to Chris Murphy, Chief Executive and General Manager (Hong Kong), and Peter Solomon, Chief Commercial Officer, Asia Pacific Region at Coface.

Chow brings over a decade of sales and leadership experience across the trade, finance, and insurance sectors.

She joined Coface in 2021 and most recently served as Head of Account Management for CGS Japanese Solutions, where she drove strategic retention planning and new business development, while also leading key migration initiatives across the portfolio.

Prior to joining Coface, she held leadership roles at companies including Sumitomo Mitsui Finance and Leasing Company Limited, Asahi, and Itochu.

Chris Murphy, Chief Executive and General Manager (Hong Kong), Coface, commented, “We are delighted to have Carmen lead our commercial team in Hong Kong. Her customer centric leadership, strong partnership mindset, and ability to translate complex risk insights into opportunities make her well suited to drive our next phase of growth in this dynamic market.”

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