Banker Kong Sooi Lin appointed Eco World International director


Kong(pic), who was appointed CEO in 2016, is also the group head of investment banking, through which she has developed client confidence in CIMB

KUALA LUMPUR: Veteran investment banker Datuk Kong Sooi Lin has been appointed as an independent and non-executive director of Eco World International Bhd (EWI) with effect from April 1.

EWI said in a statement to Bursa Malaysia on Monday that Kong was with CIMB Group Holdings Bhd for 25 years until her retirement from CIMB Investment Bank as its chief executive officer in March 2019.

Kong began her career at Ernst & Whinney (now known as Ernst & Young) and Arthur Andersen & Co. 

In 1989, she joined Bumiputra Merchant Bankers Berhad where she set up fixed income desk under corporate banking to originate and sell debt securities.

“She has over 27 years of investment banking experience and has extensive equity and debt transaction expertise, having advised on numerous highly profiled and industry-shaping corporate exercises in Malaysia and Asia Pacific,” it said.

Kong was also appointed as a member of EWI's audit committee and the appointment took effect on April 1.

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