Former minister Maliki Osman, Revolut chairman join Asia Gulf Holdings advisory board
Maliki retired from politics in May 2025 after serving as a Member of Parliament for 24 years.
Singapore ex-minister Maliki Osman and Revolut CEO Martin Gilbert have been appointed to the advisory board of Asia Gulf Holdings (AGH). Dr Osman will focus on geopolitical developments, government relations and regional cooperation, while Gilbert will concentrate on global investment strategy and opportunities. Dr Osman retired from politics in 2025 after a 24-year career, holding various ministerial positions and serving as mayor of the South East District.
Gilbert, with over three decades of experience in global asset management, co-founded Aberdeen Asset Management. AGH's global advisory board, chaired by Amy Lee, aims to assess investment opportunities against political and economic developments in both regions. The appointments were made at the Asia Gulf Summit in Hong Kong, attended by various policymakers and business leaders.
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