Singapore Insurance Institute unveils new council members for 2024-25

Jeanette Lim is SII's new president.

The Singapore Insurance Institute has appointed the members of its new council for the 2024/25 term.

During the SII 50th Annual General Meeting on 10 June, the members concluded the election of its new council who will be vital in steering the organization’s direction over the coming year.

Jeanette Lim from Chubb Asia Pacific was elected as the president of the institution, with Benjamin Ang from GoalsMapper appointed as the vice president.

Lim takes on the leadership role previously held by Sunny Verma, who is now SII’s Immediate Past President.

The rest of the newly elected council members were:

Treasurer: Wina Marita (Matson Driscoll & Damico)
Council Members: Jeslyn Tan (Singapore Reinsurers’ Association), Summer Montague (DAC Beachcroft), Tay Si Wei (Berkley Re Asia)
Co-Opted Council Member: Suang Wijaya (Eugene Thuraisingnam LLP)

“As we embark on this new chapter together, it is crucial for us to acknowledge the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in the insurance industry. Let us seize this opportunity to make a lasting impact in our industry and contribute to the well-being of Singapore's insurance landscape,” SII’s newly elected leader, Lim, said in a statement.

SII is a members’ institution for professionals in insurance and financial services. It is a non-profit organisation governed by a council comprising elected members and co-opted representatives from various sectors of the industry.

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