Liberty confirms Cynthia Sze appointment to lead unified Hong Kong unit as duo depart

March 2 2026
by Andrew Mullen

Liberty have confirmed the appointment of Cynthia Sze as CEO of its combined Hong Kong unit, effective from May, subject to regulatory approval, confirming an earlier report from InsuranceAsia News.
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Liberty confirms Cynthia Sze appointment to lead unified Hong Kong unit as duo depart

Liberty confirms Cynthia Sze appointment to lead unified Hong Kong unit as duo depart

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