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Manulife Hong Kong and Macau adds a deputy CEO role to Wilton Kee

Kee joined Manulife in 2013.

Manulife Hong Kong and Macau appointed Wilton Kee as Deputy CEO, in addition to his existing role as Chief Financial Officer for Hong Kong and Macau. 

In his expanded role, Kee will work closely with the CEO to support enterprise integration, strengthen management oversight, and align strategic and operational priorities. 

He will also represent the CEO on key committees and remain part of the senior management team at Manulife Hong Kong and Macau.

Kee will continue to lead the finance function, overseeing financial accounting and reporting, financial planning and analysis, treasury, corporate actuarial work, capital management, and asset-liability management.

He is also responsible for distribution compensation and business intelligence, with a focus on performance management and business results.

Kee joined Manulife in 2013 and has held several senior roles across pricing, product development, and health businesses in Hong Kong and Macau. He previously served as chief product officer and later took on additional responsibilities as head of health.
 

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