Moves

From March 2026, Teo Nee Chuan will become group chief financial officer, as Chua Chee Wui continues as CIO after being in both roles.

Chintan Shah will lead Apac & MEA, corporate bank, as Ole Matthiessen becomes global co-head of the corporate bank; Christof Hofmann is named as global head of cash management.

Neeraj Kumar Jumrani will leave the gas and engineering firm in February. The company has been fighting action from SEBI.

Minh Ngo is the first Vietnamese national to take on the role; the US bank has been in the country for over three decades.

The Australian firm, which has a presence in Korea, has appointed Alex Willcocks, CFO at Wesfarmers Chemicals, Energy, Energy & Fertilisers; she will start in May 2026.

Ahmad Rizal Omar becomes chief financial officer to replace Mohamad Hafiz Kassim who has been appointed chief investment officer.

The global special chemicals firm has an extensive footprint across Asia Pacific. Lanxess' former head of treasury became CFO in 2023 and his next term begins in September 2026.

Lau, who joins in May 2026, has most recently been chief financial officer, Asia and the Middle East, at HSBC.

Cramer joins the Australian digital property business from News Corp in New York, where he is deputy CFO running the treasury operation; he replaces Janelle Hopkins in February 2026.

Jim Wang is leading the subsidiary of Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong).

Killourhy, currently managing director of QBE Re, is set to succeed Inder Singh in January and will be based in Sydney.

Chu has returned to the US bank after working at ANZ, also in Taiwan.