Citibank (Hong Kong)

Through partnership with SK Telecom, Citibank has established Mobile Money Ventures to sell mobile financial services applications.[6] Mobile Banking services were launched in Hong Kong in November 2008. The network- and device-independent mobile services platform supports diverse handsets; the platform is also available with customisable features like mobile stock trading. Customers of Citibank Hong Kong now have access to services such as account inquiry and management, transfer and payments, time deposits, stock trading, pending order management, stock quotation and portfolio management through their mobile phones.

In July 2008, Citi launched a combined contactless Octopus travel and credit card in Hong Kong. With over 50,000 terminals operational, customers can use their Octopus cards to travel on public transportation, as well as make low-value contactless payments at participating retail outlets. The Octopus Rewards Scheme enables users to collect and spend points earned from participating merchants. Users can also avail of cash rebates by spending on their Octopus cards; the rebates are credited for further usage.

Similar partnerships have been forged with the Mass Rapid transit Systems (MRT) in Delhi and Singapore, and the New York City Metropolitan Transport Authority

The region-wide Chief Executive role was founded in 2008.[9]

1. Ajay Banga (2008–2009)[10]
2. Shirish Apte and Stephen Bird (2009–2012)[11]
3. Stephen Bird (2012–2015)[12]
4. Francisco Aristeguieta (2015–2019)[13]

List since the formation of Citigroup in 1998.

1. Chan Tze-ching (1999–2003)[14]
2. Catherine Weir (2003–2004)[15]
3. Chan Tze-ching (2005–2007); second term[14]
4. Sim S Lim (2007–2008)[16]
5. Shengman Zhang (2008–2013)[17]
6. Weber Lo (2013–2018)[18]