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Etiqa Insurance Singapore appoints Claudia Soh as chief executive officer

Etiqa Insurance Singapore appointed veteran industry leader Claudia Soh as chief executive officer effective 14 August 2026 to accelerate growth strengthen partnerships and drive customer focused innovation

Etiqa Insurance Singapore appoints Claudia Soh as chief executive officer

Singapore's Etiqa Insurance has named Claudia Soh as its new Chief Executive Officer, taking effect on 14 August 2026. For the past six months, Soh has served as Acting CEO and CFO, steering the company through periods of growth and change. Her appointment signifies the Board's trust in her leadership as Etiqa moves forward. Possessing over two decades of experience in financial services and insurance, Soh brings expertise in finance, strategic planning, risk management, mergers and acquisitions, investor relations, and auditing.

Her roles have included positions at Singapore's Monetary Authority and senior leadership within the insurance sector. During her time at Etiqa, she has supported the company's growth, introduced new initiatives, and advocated for transforming the finance function into a strategic business partner. Etiqa's CEO Kamaludin praised Soh's leadership, strategic clarity, operational excellence, and adaptability.

She is set to lead Etiqa in deepening distribution capabilities, forming partnerships, and enhancing customer financial readiness, particularly through its ongoing partnership with Maybank.

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