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    Aia Group Names Former HSBC Chairman Mark Tucker to Succeed Edmund Tse

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    Posted on June 6, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Mark Tucker succeeds Edmund Tse as AIA Group Chairman, stepping down from HSBC. Brendan Nelson is interim HSBC Chairman.

    Mark Tucker Takes Over as AIA Group Chairman from Edmund Tse

    (Reuters) -Hong Kong-based insurer AIA Group said on Friday that it has appointed former HSBC Chairman Mark Tucker to succeed Edmund Sze-Wing Tse, who will retire from his non-executive chair position on September 30.

    Tse will make way for Tucker, who previously served as AIA's executive chief and president, to assume the role.

    Tucker will step down as HSBC group chairman on September 30, but will remain a strategic adviser to the group CEO and the board while the search for a permanent successor continues.

    In a separate announcement, HSBC appointed Brendan Nelson, chair of its group audit committee, to serve as interim group chairman following the retirement of Mark Tucker.

    (Reporting by Sneha Kumar in Bengaluru; Editing by Sherry Jacob-Phillips)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Mark Tucker appointed as AIA Group Chairman.
    • •Edmund Tse retires from AIA on September 30.
    • •Tucker steps down as HSBC Chairman.
    • •Brendan Nelson named interim HSBC Chairman.
    • •Leadership transition in major financial institutions.

    Frequently Asked Questions about AIA Group names former HSBC Chairman Mark Tucker to succeed Edmund Tse

    1Who has been appointed as the new chairman of AIA Group?

    Mark Tucker has been appointed to succeed Edmund Sze-Wing Tse as the chairman of AIA Group.

    2When will Mark Tucker step down from his position at HSBC?

    Mark Tucker will step down as HSBC group chairman on September 30.

    3
    Who will serve as interim group chairman at HSBC after Tucker?

    Brendan Nelson, chair of HSBC's group audit committee, has been appointed as interim group chairman following Mark Tucker's retirement.

    4What role did Mark Tucker previously hold at AIA Group?

    Before his appointment as chairman, Mark Tucker served as AIA's executive chief and president.

    5What will Edmund Tse do after retiring from AIA Group?

    Edmund Sze-Wing Tse will retire from his non-executive chair position at AIA Group.

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