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Temasek names Mapletree’s Wendy Koh as CFO

She will first join as CFO-designate from 1 August.

Investment group Temasek has named Wendy Koh as chief financial officer (CFO), with her formal appointment to take effect on 1 October 2026.

Koh will first join as CFO-designate from 1 August, the company said.

She joins Temasek from Mapletree Investments, where she is currently group chief financial officer.

Her appointment comes as Png Chin Yee relinquishes her concurrent role as CFO from 1 October.

Png will focus on her role as president of Temasek Singapore, overseeing the company’s Singapore-based portfolio companies. 

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