OCBC brings back Soon Tit Koon as CFO

Soon Tit Koon takes on the role of CFO again, while Kng Hwee Tin is promoted to head of group audit at OCBC.

Jonathan Wong

May 04, 2010

Singapore's OCBC has brought back Soon Tit Koon as chief financial officer of the group after a two-year hiatus and promoted Kng Hwee Tin as head of group audit as part of a round of senior management appointments following the departure of two executives.

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