GXS Bank CEO Charles Wong steps down

Wong will become an advisor for the digital bank.

GXS Bank CEO Charles Wong has stepped down from the role after four years.

In a statement posted on his LinkedIn, Wong said that he will take on the role of adviser for the Singapore-based digital bank.

“After four years of fulfilling but relentless work, I am stepping down as GXS Bank CEO and taking on the role of an adviser to the Bank,” Wong wrote.

“It’s been four years since I first joined this band of dreamers to build the dream that has since become GXS and I couldn’t be more proud of all that we’ve accomplished. It’s been a rocketship of a ride,” he said.

Wong thanked the GXS board and leadership team, as well as its staff.

“And I am grateful to all my fellow GXSers - your heart for our customers and passion to make banking better every day are the reasons why I know GXS will succeed. I will always be your loudest cheerleader,” Wong concluded.

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