DBS reshuffles several senior managers and appoints a new country head for Malaysia, effective June 1 this year.
The Singaporean lender named Abdul Raof Latiff as the new Malaysia country head, according to a statement, succeeding Jeffrey Ling who will retire from the role.
Ling, who joined the bank in 1995, will stay as a senior advisor to help «continue engagement with DBS’s key clients in Malaysia».
Over 25 Years of Experience
Latiff joined DBS in 2017 and was most recently its group head of digital for institutional banking and group head of global transaction services product management. Latiff has over 25 years of banking experience and he previously held senior positions in the region with the likes of Citigroup, J.P. Morgan and HSBC.
Latiff’s existing roles will be taken over by 15-year DBS veteran Lim Soon Chong, currently group head of investment products and advisory for consumer banking and wealth management.
«Timber from Within»
«The new appointments reflect our commitment to groom talent from within, and enable us to continue to provide more development opportunities to our senior team across the region,» said DBS group head of institutional banking Tan Su Shan.
«As a result of our deliberate effort to build our timber from within, a large proportion of our senior leaders have also been developed internally, including over 80 percent of our managing directors.»
