Historic Appointment at DBS Group Holdings

  • Tan Su Shan appointed as Deputy CEO of DBS Group Holdings
  • First female deputy CEO in the bank’s history

DBS Group Holdings, a leading financial services group in Asia, has appointed Tan Su Shan as its new Deputy Chief Executive Officer (CEO). This marks the first time in the bank’s history that a woman will hold this position. Tan Su Shan brings over two decades of experience to her role and will be responsible for driving the bank’s digital transformation efforts. Her appointment is seen as a significant step towards gender equality in the financial sector.

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Public Companies: DBS Group Holdings (D05.SG)
Key People: Tan Su Shan (Deputy CEO)

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