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PropertyGuru taps Singlife chair to lead its board of directors

Singlife’s Ray Ferguson will begin his role at PropertyGuru on 1 January 2024.

PropertyGuru has appointed Ray Ferguson as an independent non-executive director and Chairman of the Board.

Ferguson, who currently serves as the chairman of Singlife Group, will begin his duties at  PropertyGuru on 1 January 2024. He will be succeeding Olivier Lim.

Apart from being chair of the Singlife Group, Ferguson is an independent non-executive director at Paragon REIT, chairman and co-founder of ZEN Yachts, and non-executive chairman at fintech company Hashstacs.

His previous roles include CEO of Standard Chartered Bank-Singapore.
 

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