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Zhuo Liang is an Australian-based financial professional and economist who currently serves as an Independent Director of Southern Cross Acquisition I Corp. (NASDAQ: NCO), a special purpose acquisition company. He was appointed to the board alongside Qian Xu and chairs the compensation committee, bringing independent oversight to the SPAC's governance structure. As a director, he is a party to a letter agreement with Southern Cross Acquisition I Sponsor Corp. and holds approximately 2,000 ordinary shares, representing roughly 0.016% of the company's outstanding equity, valued at approximately US$19,700. His board role places him among a geographically dispersed leadership team whose sponsor is incorporated in the Cayman Islands and whose sole sponsor shareholder, Dong Chen, resides in Hong Kong, while fellow independent director Zhiqiang Du is based in Singapore.
Prior to his SPAC board appointment, Liang's career spanned senior roles in banking and financial services. From 2017 to 2022, he served as Senior Partner and Vice President of Growth, though the specific firm for this role is not disclosed in available sources. He subsequently held the position of chief economist at China CITIC Bank Corporation (International), where he was known professionally as Tristan Zhuo. In July 2025, he was appointed Chief Economist of Bank of East Asia (HKEX: 00023), succeeding Ricky Choi, who had resigned for personal reasons the prior month. Liang assumed his new role at Bank of East Asia on July 7, 2025, continuing his trajectory as a prominent macroeconomic voice in the Greater China and Asia-Pacific financial markets.
Liang's dual presence in both the SPAC ecosystem and traditional banking underscores a career bridging capital markets advisory and institutional economics. His location in Australia, combined with his deep involvement in Chinese financial institutions, positions him as a cross-border expert with insight into both Western and Asian market dynamics. At Southern Cross Acquisition I, his independent directorship and compensation committee chairmanship contribute to the board's oversight of the SPAC's search for a suitable business combination target, a process complicated by the company's potential classification as a foreign person under CFIUS rules given the international composition of its founders and leadership. His track record reflects a blend of executive leadership, economic research, and corporate governance across multiple jurisdictions.
This record is keyed to SEC CIK 0002144907 — the identifier this person files under in their own name. Every vehicle above is a filing made under that CIK, so “the same person on two shells” is a fact about an SEC identifier rather than about a name that happens to match.
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