RHB Singapore, part of Malaysian bank RHB, has appointed Goh Ken-Yi as its new chief executive officer (CEO), effective Tuesday, April 1.
RHB Singapore said in a media release that the bank has a focus on regionalisation, particularly strengthening the Singapore-Malaysia (SG-MY) corridor.
Goh (pictured left), who previously served as deputy CEO of RHB Singapore, succeeds Danny Quah. With over 20 years of experience in investment banking and financial services sector, Goh has helped drive RHB Singapore’s growth since joining in 2016.
As CEO, Goh will focus on advancing digital capabilities, delivering innovative financial solutions, and strengthening RHB Singapore’s footprint across priority segments, according to a media release.
Quah (pictured right), who has served as CEO and country head since 2019, will take on a broader leadership role as managing director, group international business (GIB). Quah will lead RHB Banking Group’s international expansion, focusing on deepening the bank’s presence in high-potential markets across the region, including ingapore, Cambodia, Thailand, Laos and Brunei, the release said.
With over three decades of banking experience, including over a decade in senior leadership roles such as CEOs and country heads, Quah has strengthened RHB Singapore’s market position, improved profitability, and enhanced cross-border collaborations.”
“It has been a privilege to lead RHB Singapore through a transformative period,” said Quah. “I look forward to steering our international business and unlocking new growth opportunities for the group. With Ken Yi at the helm, I’m confident that RHB Singapore will continue to deliver lasting value for our clients.”
Goh said in a media release: “Backed by a clear strategy and an exceptional team, we are well-positioned to chart the next phase of growth and reinforce our standing as a leading financial institution in the region.”
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