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Treasury appointments, May 31

A roundup of the latest CFO and treasurer moves from around the region.

China BAK Battery: Marcus Cui was promoted to chief financial officer and treasurer of the lithium-based battery cell manufacturer from China on May 27. He has been the company’s interim CFO since December last year. Cui holds a bachelor degree in project management and economic information management from Chiba University and Jilin University, respectively, and a master degree in international financial analysis from University of Newcastle.

China Information Technology: The China-based information and display technologies provider announced the resignation of Jackie You Kazmerzak as CFO on May 27. The company’s financial controller, Eva Liu, assumed Kazmerzak’s responsibilities in the interim until a replacement is found. Liu holds a bachelor degree in finance from the Zhongnan University of Economics and Law.

Honghua Group: Chung Kai Cheong will be appointed financial controller of the Hong Kong-based land rigs and components manufacturer on June 1. He will replace Lu Hong who will resign on the same day. Chung joined the company in 2008 as the director of the financial centre and from KPMG where he was an audit manager. He holds a bachelor degree in accountancy from The City University of Hong Kong and is an associate member of the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

Multi-Chem: The Singapore-based printed circuit board manufacturing services provider promoted Lim Kok Soon financial controller on May 24. He joined the company in 2002 as an accountant and most recently held the position of senior finance manager. He is responsible for all finance and accounting matters, including results reporting, cashflow planning and budgeting for the company.

Vashion Group: Priscilla Tan resigned as finance manager of the Singapore-based electronics manufacturing services provider on May 31. The company has not yet found a replacement for Tan.

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