Peter is a senior Managing Director of Standard Chartered Bank Corporate & Institutional Banking and Corporate Finance. He joined the bank in 2013 and has been the Regional Head, Corporate Finance, Greater China & North Asia.
Prior to Standard Chartered, Peter was with UBS for 24 years in various roles including Head of Asian Equity Capital Markets, Head of Asian Investment Banking, Chief Executive of UBS Middle East and Chairman of Global Capital Markets, Asia.
Peter has a long association with Asia having first worked in the region in 1994 and settled in Hong Kong in 1996. He is the Chairman of the British Chamber of Commerce, Hong Kong. He is a member of the “One Belt, One Road” Committee for the Hong Kong Association of Banks, a member of the Hong Kong Committee of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales, a member of the Executive Committee of the Hong Kong Aircraft Leasing and Aviation Finance Association, and a member of the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre Belt & Road Advisory Committee.
He is a graduate of Oxford University and a Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales.

Rosie is the Chair of the British Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai and an expert in gender matters. Through her company Control Risks she has been helping companies navigate complex risk matters in challenging jurisdictions. Rosie leads the largest mainland China practice dedicated to understanding reputations risk. Prior to coming to Shanghai she had over 12 years’ experience in Russia and the Former Soviet Union.

St. John has over 15 years’ experience in Beijing working with foreign companies operating across China, and Chinese companies going global. He regularly advises on government engagement, public policy issues, market access challenges and cross-border M&A and looks forward to bringing these experiences to the Exco.

Tingting Yang joined Diageo China in 2019 as the Corporate Relations Director. She manages the company’s corporate relations agenda in one of the fastest growing markets for Diageo’s business globally, with a strong focus on strengthening Diageo’s corporate brand and enhancing our reputation among key stakeholders. Her areas of work cover corporate communications, government relations and Diageo as a responsible corporate citizen.  
Prior to Diageo Tingting held senior positions at the China-Britain Business Council and the British Consulate in Shanghai. She brought to Diageo her extensive knowledge and experience in leading high-impact campaigns and cross-sector activities that strengthen government and business relations. Highlights of her previous work include the British government’s biggest national campaign, the GREAT Festival of Creativity and the recent two UK Prime Ministers’ visits to China. She has been an ardent advocate for female leadership in business, having founded and led the FCO’s Vison of Women (VOW) mentoring programme, in which Diageo played a key role. Tingting has also worked in automotive and manufacturing industries as well as in international NGOs. She is the first ever Chinese examiner of the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) and in her spare time Tingting enjoys boxing and doing stand-up comedy.

Joining Wood in 2012, Shengke has involved in the transformation for the business into a leading project management, engineering, consulting and technical provider in the energy and built environment sector. His role is to continuously grow Wood’s business in the Eastern Hemisphere and achieve medium- and long-term objectives in providing strategic direction and insights.
Shengke is a proactive advocate of shaping and developing collaborations between the UK and Chinese supply chains through sourcing and developing crucial expertise and capacity building. He has been integral in developing Wood’s business associated with China in areas such as energy transition, digitalisation and sustainable infrastructure & urbanisation.