吳亮星

English

Ng Leung-sing (born 11 July 1949 in Hong Kong) is a veteran Hong Kong banker and politician. He spent many years in banking, rising from the grassroots of the China & South Sea Bank to its board and to the general managership of its Hong Kong branch, and later served as chairman of the Bank of China (Hong Kong) Trustee Limited and vice-chairman of the Chiyu Banking Corporation, accumulating decades of management experience; he was also a director of the Bank of China (Hong Kong) Charitable Foundation. In public life he was appointed to the Provisional Legislative Council of the Hong Kong SAR in 1997, and from 1998 to 2004 he served in LegCo through the Election Committee constituency. In 2012 he returned to LegCo for the Finance functional constituency, and in October 2013 he defeated Emily Lau of the Democratic Party to become chairman of the Legislative Council's Finance Committee for 2013-14, overseeing the approval of major infrastructure funding; he also served as deputy chairman of the panel on security. Ng has been a Hong Kong deputy to the 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th National People's Congress since 2003, sitting four consecutive terms. He has been a member of the SAR's Election Committee since its first term and sat on the Banking Advisory Committee of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. He has also held directorships at the MTR Corporation and SmarTone Telecommunications and served on the Board of Management of the Chinese Permanent Cemeteries, and has advised on banking supervision, financial infrastructure and public finance.