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OCBC establishes chief sustainability role, nominated Mike Ng

Mike Ng will assume the group CSO position on 1 August. 

Singapore’s OCBC Bank announced the new role of Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) and appointed Mike Ng to take on the responsibility.

Mike Ng will assume the group CSO position on 1 August. 

He will leverage OCBC's track record in sustainability and expedite the bank's efforts in this area. 

Besides, he will actively lead initiatives to support clients in their transition towards sustainability and offer innovative products and services to assist them in achieving their climate action plans.

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In line with its commitment to sustainability, OCBC established the Board Sustainability Committee in February to enhance its oversight of ESG issues. 

With the introduction of the group CSO role, OCBC said it reinforces its dedication to sustainability, a key pillar of its Corporate Strategy.

 

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