A former head of private banking for Standard Chartered (China) has been charged by the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) with accepting a bribe of HK$150,000. ICAC alleges that Gwee Yuan-kerr unlawfully accepted a sum of money from a chairman who is also a major shareholder of an insurance company. The money was given to the banker as a reward…
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