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In the increasingly complex world of compliance, Asia's top chief compliance officers are exhibiting strategic leadership and pioneering innovative approaches to ensure compliance while fortifying organizational resilience. Li Chian See, managing director and Asia Pacific head of compliance at Blackstone Group (HK), has been recognized as one of the 2024 ALB Asia Top 15 Chief Compliance Officers for her commitment to compliance excellence.

 

Li Chian See, managing director and Asia Pacific head of compliance at Blackstone, is a respected figure in the industry. As Blackstone, the world’s largest alternative asset manager, expands its offerings and presence across the region, Ms. See helps ensure compliance excellence and risk mitigation.

Ms. See oversees compliance for seven APAC markets, including Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Australia, South Korea, India and Mainland China. She has spearheaded the development of specialised, local compliance teams to better navigate the intricacies of each market while operating with the same standards of excellence.

Her leadership and sound judgment have helped guide the firm across the region. She has implemented strategies that minimise risk and helped the firm successfully undergo various regulatory inspections.

Under her guidance, the compliance team supports Blackstone’s business objectives and growth, providing timely and strategic advice on investments, regular trainings, and monitoring, and engages closely with regulators. The team also facilitates relationships with Blackstone’s Limited Partners, ensuring adherence to regulations and onboarding of new investors.

Ms. See has fostered strong partnerships with regional regulators and industry bodies. She is a collaborative team player and a role model for her team, prioritising compliance and risk mitigation.

 

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