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Friday August 3, 2012
CIMB makes two key appointments
KUALA LUMPUR: CIMB Group Holdings Bhd has made two key senior appointments.
It has appointed David Richard Thomas as group chief risk officer, effective July 26.
Thomas has over 18 years of banking experience in commercial and investment banking, fixed income and equity, cash management and trade finance businesses across the Asia-Pacific region. Shahnaz Jammal has been appointed deputy group chief financial officer, effective July 20.
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