Ms. Clarie Lo is currently the Chairman of the Dynamic Comity International Group.

She was the former Deputy Secretary for Financial Services & the Treasury of the Hong Kong Special Administration Region and contributed to formulation of monetary and financial policies. During her service in the government, Ms. Lo had also taken up other senior positions dealing with trade and industrial development, energy, housing, and district administration.

In 2001, Ms. Lo was selected and served as the global President of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) on Anti-money Laundering. After September 11 events in the U.S. in 2001, she steered and led the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, FATF-Style Regional Bodies and FATF member countries to formulate policies on counter terrorist financing. In 2007, Ms. Lo assisted the Hon. C.H. Tung and served as the Founding CEO of the China-United States Exchange Foundation. She remains on the board as Counsellor of the Foundation after stepping down as CEO. Ms. Lo has since taken up various leadership roles in the finance, business and technology sectors over the past 15 years.

The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region awarded Ms. Lo the Chief Executive’s Commendation for Public Service. Ms. Lo was an official Justice of Peace. Ms. Lo was a board member of the Singapore National Council Against Drug Abuse and received a special award from the Singapore Minister for Home Affairs in 2003.

Ms. Lo is also active in community services, including her role as Chairman of the Alliance of Professionals against Drug Abuse, Co-chair of Belt and Road Cultural Exchange Foundation for Women, Co-chair of LumiVoce Foundation, Co-chair of the Alliance on Financial Stability with Information Technology, past President of the International Women’s Forum, Hong Kong, etc.

Ms. Lo holds Master of Laws from the University of London, Master of Science in Management from Stanford University, USA, and Bachelor in Business Administration at CUHK. She obtained Postgraduate Diploma in English and Hong Kong Law. She had also studied at Tsinghua University, Harvard University and National Academy of Governance. She is a fellow of the Hong Kong Institute of Directors.