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World · China · published 2026-08-10 · via South China Morning Post

Manulife Hong Kong CEO Wilton Kee applies actuarial thinking to personal fitness

Wilton Kee, newly appointed CEO of Manulife Hong Kong and Macau, draws on his actuarial background to treat exercise as a long-term health investment. He believes that assessing risk and planning ahead, skills honed in insurance, can be effectively applied to personal well-being. Kee emphasizes that while the future is uncertain, observable data and experience can guide smart health decisions.

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