NETS' Jeffrey Goh to resign as group CEO

NETS Solutions managing director Ricky Lim will succeed him as interim group CEO.

Network for Electronic Transfers (NETS) group CEO Jeffrey Goh will step down from his position as well as all other appointments within the group starting 22 November.

NETS’ Board of Directors has named NETS Solutions managing director Ricky Lim as interim Group CEO as they begin the executive search for a successor from both the internal NETS organisation as well as the external sector.

Lim has 20 years of experience in technology and corporate banking, from a range of senior roles at industry leaders including OCBC and Citibank.

Goh will be pursuing opportunities outside the company. 

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