Tai Sang Bank
Tai Sang Ngan Ho was founded by Mr. Ma Kam Chan in 1937. It was changed to Tai Sang Bank Limited (大生銀號有限公司) on 24 February 1954 and finally to Tai Sang Bank Limited (大生銀行有限公司) on 21 February 1961. Tai Sang Bank Limited is a licensed bank privately owned by the Ma Family in Hong Kong (from Tai Sang Bank's "About Us" page).
IPOs spur Hong Kong bank hiring rebound
IPOs spur Hong Kong bank hiring rebound
Workforce across 15 lenders fell 0.73% to 74,376 in 2025.
Hong Kong banks lose top talent with drawn-out hiring steps
Hiring rose 2.5% among 15 lenders in Asian Banking & Finance’s annual survey.
Hong Kong banks ramped up hiring but investment bankers laid off
Trade and private bankers are most in demand, although banks are cautious.
Hiring freeze felt as HK banks focus on talent development
Many senior roles in banking get cut, but relationship managers, private bankers, and tech roles remain sought after.
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The total combined headcount across 18 banks in the city is down 2,000 from just 12 months ago.
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