Kina Securities Limited announced the resignation of its Group Chief Risk Officer (CRO), Philip Keller. Philip will leave Kina effective 18 November 2025, from the Group Chief Risk Officer role for personal reasons. The six-month notice period allows for a stable transition and a suitable handover period with the next CRO.
Kina has commenced the recruitment process for a new CRO and will provide updates as appropriate.
Kina Securities Limited is a Papua New Guinea-based diversified financial services company. The Company is engaged in offering banking products, fund administration and wealth advice across Papua New Guinea (PNG). It offers customers end-to-end financial solutions from savings accounts to business loans, investments to mortgages, financial advice and investment management. Its segment includes Banking & Finance and Wealth Management. Banking and finance segments include the operations of Kina Bank, while Wealth Management includes fund management and fund administration businesses. Kina Bank delivers home, business and corporate loans, everyday banking transactions, credit cards, merchant and payment facilities and banking services to smaller institutions. Kina Wealth encompasses Kina Investment and Superannuation Services, Kina Funds Management and Kina Nominees servicing funds administration, wealth advice, stockbroking, fund management, and nominee custodial services.
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