IN BRIEF: RC365 hires new chief financial officer as Quah departs
RC365 Holding PLC - payment solutions and fintech company, which operates primarily in east and southeast Asia - Hires 'Lucas' Ka Ming Tang as chief financial officer, effective immediately, and the resignation of now-former CFO Esther Quah, also effective immediately. Also appoints 'Daisy' Qiuhong Liang to its board as an executive director. The new CFO "is a senior finance, corporate advisory and internal controls professional with experience in corporate restructuring, cross-border financial strategy and regulatory governance," RC365 says, with "experience developing and implementing internal-control frameworks for growing SaaS and information technology businesses serving the SME market in Hong Kong and Macao." Liang, meanwhile, "has supported clients across Hong Kong, mainland China, South Korea, Japan and the wider Asia-Pacific region" and "brings extensive experience in managing customer service operations, supporting regional clients and developing effective operational processes."
"We are delighted to welcome Daisy to the board and Lucas to the company as [CFO]," comments Chief Executive Officer 'Michael' Chi Kit Law. "Daisy brings valuable operational and customer service experience across several important Asian markets, while Lucas strengthens the group's finance, governance and internal-control capabilities. Their appointments will support the continued development of our operational platform and the delivery of the group's growth strategy. On behalf of the board, I would also like to thank [Quah] for her contribution to the company and wish her well for the future."
Current stock price: 3.34 pence, down 4.6% in London on Monday
12-month change: up 19%
By Emma Curzon, Alliance News reporter
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