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Banking veteran Hsieh Fu Hua appointed deputy chairman and director of CapitaLand Investment

He previously held leadership roles in SGX, Temasek and UOB

Veteran banking professional Hsieh Fu Hua has taken on the roles of deputy chairman and non-executive independent director at Capitaland Investment (CLI), effective from August 12. The 75-year-old will also join the executive, sustainability, executive resource, compensation, and nominating committees. CLI announced the appointment as they "accelerate their growth ambitions as a leading global real asset manager", emphasizing that his addition will enhance the board's experience in financial markets, investment management, corporate governance, and organizational leadership.

CLI Chairman Miguel Ko highlighted that Hsieh's strategic insight, independent perspectives, and boardroom expertise will further strengthen the board as they advance their growth agenda and execute strategic priorities to deliver long-term value. Hsieh, co-founder of PrimePartners Group and chairman of GXS Bank, is also a director on the GIC board and serves on several other organizations, including the National University of Singapore and WWF Singapore.

With a rich career in finance, Hsieh has held leadership positions such as CEO of Singapore Exchange and president of Temasek, and has served as chairman of UOB, Tiger Airways, Asia Capital Reinsurance Group, and Eastspring Investments Group. Following Hsieh's appointment, CLI's board will consist of 12 directors, nine of whom are independent.

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