Ng Chze How appointed MD, CEO of RHB Asset Management


RHB - Ng Chze How

KUALA LUMPUR: RHB Banking Group has appointed Ng Chze How as the managing director and CEO of RHB Asset Management Sdn Bhd (RHBAM).

He was also appointed as head of group asset management and trustee of RHB Banking Group, effective Sept 11, 2024.

Ng has over two decades of experience in the asset management industry in senior leadership roles at asset management companies such as Prudential Funds, AmFunds, AIA Pension & Asset Management, and AIA Bhd.

The bank said Ng’s background in sales management and product development within the asset management sector, alongside his involvement on the executive and investment committees of leading asset management companies will contribute to RHBAM's continued growth in the asset management space.

"His broad experience and understanding of the asset management industry will be valuable as we continue to focus on delivering innovative and sustainable solutions tailored to our customers’ needs.

"We are confident that Ng will play a key role in strengthening RHBAM’s position as a leading asset management company in the market,” said Dato’ Fad’l Mohamed, managing director of group wholesale banking at RHB Banking Group in a statement.

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