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Erin Xin (Greater China Economist at The HongKong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited)

Erin Xin

Greater China Economist at The HongKong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited

Erin Xin joined HSBC in June 2019 as a Greater China economist. Prior to HSBC, she was an economist at the US Department of Commerce. She holds a BA from Cornell University and an MA from the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies.

Tommy Han (Chair of the China Committee, BritCham Hong Kong; Government Relations Director at Prudential Plc)

Tommy Han

Chair of the China Committee, BritCham Hong Kong; Government Relations Director at Prudential Plc

Tommy is the government relations director for Prudential plc. He joined Prudential in 2019 and has been leading the group’s public policy advocacy and stakeholder engagement activity in the region. He also serves as the chair of the China Committee at the British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong and the co-chair of the Insurance Committee at the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.
Prior to Prudential, Tommy held several senior roles at Bupa in public affairs and strategic planning for four years, including China Chief Representative. Prior to Bupa, Tommy was the public affairs lead for Pernod Ricard Asia with extensive coverage of issues related to international trade, tariff and tax, and technical regulations across over 18 markets.

Tommy holds a master’s degree in economics from the Maxwell School at Syracuse University, USA. He is based in Hong Kong and previously lived in China, the US and Canada.

Paul Mccomb (Executive Director of The British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong)

Paul Mccomb

Executive Director of The British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong

Paul is the Executive Director of the Chamber and is responsible for the Chamber’s overall management, its financial status and staff. Paul joins us from the UK’s Department for International Trade where he was responsible for developing and delivering the UK’s strategy to achieve GBP 1 trillion in exports by 2030.