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3 Hongkongers land on Forbes Asia's Power Businesswomen 2024

The youngest is Stephanie Lo, vice chairman of Shui On Land.

Three Hongkongers were included in Forbes Asia’s Power Businesswomen 2024 for being the first women to step into their roles in their companies.

The youngest of the three is Stephanie Lo, vice chairman of Shui On Land. Lo assumed the role in May, overseeing the China-focused property development arm of the Shui On Group, founded by her father, Vincent Lo.

Also on the list is Clara Chan, CEO of Hong Kong Investment Corporation (HKIC). Prior to HKIC, Chan was a manager of direct investments at the Hong Kong Monetary Authority in 2010 where she handled the $39b bailout of Cathay Pacific during the pandemic.

The third Hongkonger is Bonnie Chan, CEO of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, who has overseen a notable increase in listings this year. In the second quarter, 18 companies went public compared to 12 in the first, raising 79% more funds.

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