Mr Lim Eng Hong

Member, Audit Committee | Member, Resource Mobilisation & Partnership Committee
Member, Audit Committee | Member, Resource Mobilisation & Partnership Committee

Mr Lim Eng Hong is an experienced thought leader with extensive expertise in finance, risk, MIS, and operations management. e began his career as a corporate finance banker with Merrill Lynch, spending 15 years across New York, Tokyo and Hong Kong, before serving as an Advisor and CEO of Lippo China’s business and consulting practice for three years. Thereafter, he spent another 15 years with EY and Oliver Wyman as Head of Risk & Technology Advisory, before joining Deloitte as Chief Commercial Officer for Southeast Asia.

Mr Lim has worked on various business advisory and system integration projects throughout Asia Pacific. His involvement in these projects spanned areas from forensic services to programme management, including large-scale projects. He is also actively involved in public policy works in Singapore.

Mr Lim currently also serves on the boards of Trailblazer Foundation, Art:Dis and Dyslexia Association of Singapore.

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