Appointments

Samsung Electronics appoints new TV chief amid mounting competition

The company usually carries out its annual management reshuffle around December

Azam Baki, has been accused of misconduct with regard to his stock holdings on at least two occasions, the first time in 2022.

Malaysia names former judge to head anti-corruption agency after scandals

According to the country’s constitution, the king can appoint heads of key government agencies on the advice of the prime minister

Azam Baki’s one-year term is due to end on May 12.

Malaysia’s King says he will choose a new anti-graft chief

The MACC chief commissioner is chosen by the king on the advice of the prime minister

Apple's long-time hardware chief John Ternus (right) will succeed CEO Tim Cook in September.

Apple names John Ternus as next CEO; Tim Cook to become chairman

The company has struggled to catch up in artificial intelligence, technology that promises to transform the way consumers use devices

John Ternus has overseen some of Apple’s most consequential hardware bets in recent years

Who is John Ternus, the 50-year-old Apple hardware chief who has just been named CEO?

The leadership change marks the end of an era at one of the world’s most iconic companies

Nasdaq vice-chairman and global head of capital markets Robert McCooey has joined Vizzio as a senior adviser to the board.

Vizzio snags Nasdaq vice-chair and ex-Temasek, SingPost leaders, two years after credential saga

Robert McCooey, Raymond Chiam and Shahrin Abdol Salam, among others, have joined the tech startup

Low will continue to oversee the global transaction banking division, which he has led since 2018.

OCBC appoints Melvyn Low as group chief strategy and transformation officer

The industry veteran has held senior positions in cash management, trade and securities services at various regional and global banks

Ng Chee Khern will retire after 41 years in the public service.

Manpower Perm Sec Ng Chee Khern to retire on Dec 1, changes to other perm sec appointments

[SINGAPORE] Manpower Permanent Secretary Ng Chee Khern will retire on Dec 1, marking an end to 41 years in the public service during a career filled with distinction.

Woo has more than 20 years of experience across real estate, hospitality and capital markets, with expertise in financial strategy, governance and investor relations.

Raffles Medical names former Paragon Reit CFO Woo Yeng Yeng as new finance chief

She will oversee corporate finance, tax, treasury and investor relations, among other matters