Kenanga Investment Bank Berhad
Established for 50 years, Kenanga Investment Bank Berhad (the Group) is a financial group in Malaysia with extensive experience in equity broking, investment banking, treasury, Islamic banking, listed derivatives, investment management, wealth management, structured lending and trade financing with strong foundations in regulatory compliance and risk management.
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Kenanga Investment Bank names ex-Citi banker as iindependent non-exec director
Kenanga Investment Bank names ex-Citi banker as iindependent non-exec director
Angeline Ong Su Ming spent two decades working in Citigroup.
Kenanga Investment Bank’s net profit doubles to RM26.7m in Q1
But the stockbroking and investment banking divisions reported losses before tax.
Malaysia’s Kenanga Investment Bank appoints non-independent non-executive director
Choy Khai Choon also serves as independent non-exec chairman at Zurich Life.
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