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Victor Lee Meng Teck (Photo from the CIMB's website)

CIMB names new growth markets, Singapore unit chief

Victor Lee Meng Teck has resigned and will be on “gardening leave.”

CIMB Group Holdings Berhad has appointed an acting CEO of growth markets and officer-in-charge of CIMB Singapore following the departure of Victor Lee Meng Teck.

Novan Amirudin, group CEO of CIMB Group, will oversee the growth markets as its acting CEO.

Andrew Boey, chief financial officer of CIMB Singapore, will step in as the officer-in-charge of CIMB Singapore.

Teck, who is CEO of growth markets and CEO of CIMB Singapore, has resigned to pursue other opportunities, the bank said in an announcement on 9 September 2025. He will be on gardening leave with immediate effect.

Teck started his career with CIMB Group in January 2019 when he was appointed CEO, group commercial & transaction banking. He took over as CEO of CIMB Singapore in January 2020.

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