Singh, who’s at present Solar Life’s Govt Vice-President and Chief Monetary Officer, shall be liable for one in all Solar Life’s quickest rising strategic pillars encompassing life, well being and wealth administration companies in eight Asian markets – China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Vietnam.

A search to seek out Mr. Singh’s successor as Chief Monetary Officer is underway. Singh succeeds Ingrid Johnson, who has taken on the newly created function of Vice-Chair, Strategic Partnerships for Solar Life globally.

“Since becoming a member of Solar Life three years in the past, we’ve benefited drastically from Manjit’s expertise and experience in Monetary Companies at our government desk. He has a confirmed observe report of robust management, deep monetary and strategic acumen and a tireless dedication to delivering on our Function,” mentioned Pressure.

He continued: “Manjit has the suitable imaginative and prescient to proceed to construct on the stable basis laid by Ingrid to take our Asia enterprise pillar to the subsequent stage.”

“I’m extremely honoured and excited to tackle this new function and alternative at Solar Life Asia,” mentioned Singh. “Asia is an thrilling progress marketplace for Solar Life. With a quickly rising middle-class and our presence in various markets, we see great potential to drive extra revolutionary merchandise and options to raised assist Shoppers obtain their monetary, safety and well being objectives all through the area. I’m trying ahead to working with my colleagues in Asia to proceed delivering for our Shoppers, strategic companions and in the end on Solar Life’s Function.”

An energetic and passionate group chief, Manjit is at present a Board Member of Trillium Well being Companions and previously the President of ASCEND Canada. He’s additionally a Director on the Aditya Birla Solar Life Insurance coverage Firm Board.  Singh holds a Bachelor of Arts diploma from the College of Waterloo and Govt Grasp of Enterprise Administration from the Richard Ivey College of Enterprise and has accomplished the Superior Administration Program at Harvard Enterprise College. He has earned the CA and CFA designations.