Etiqa Life Insurance appoints Paul Low as new CEO


KUALA LUMPUR: Etiqa Life Insurance Bhd has appointed Paul Low Hong Ceong as its new CEO, effective immediately.

In a statement issued today, Etiqa said Low has over 30 years of experience in the life insurance, financial planning and wealth management industry.

He was previously employed at Manulife Maysia where he was the chief executive of Manulife Wealth Advisors and chief success officer for Manulife Centre for Success.

Prior to Manulife Malaysia, Low was managing director/CEO of Am Metlife Insurance where he successfully turned around the company to a profitable position in two years.

"We are pleased to welcome Paul to Etiqa. He brings with him vast experience in the life insurance industry, mainly with multi-national insurance companies," said Etiqa Insurance & Takaful group CEO Kamaludin Ahmad. 

"We look forward to leveraging on his expertise to further drive Etiqa’s commitment to creating a Fast & Easy experience for our customers, whether it is to purchase, submit claims or receive payouts.”

Low's appointment completes all new CEO appointments for Etiqa since it became four organisations comprising Etiqa General Insurance Bhd, Etiqa Life Insurance Bhd, Etiqa General Takaful Bhd and Etiqa Family Takaful Bhd in support of Bank Negara's Financial Services Act 2013 & Islamic Financial Services Act 2013.

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