Asia Risk 15: David Li, Bank of East Asia

Christopher Jeffery
Georgina Lee
04 Aug 2010

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David Li Kwok-po’s family has run the Bank of East Asia since its founding in 1918. The extended Li family collectively still owns a sizeable stake of Hong Kong’s largest independent bank, and 70-year old Li looks set to hand over the bank to his sons, both of which are currently deputy chief executives, thereby continuing family control to four generations.

So it is no surprise that Li is well connected locally. He is a member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong, representing Hong Kong’s

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