
KUALA LUMPUR (May 16): Bursa Malaysia Bhd (KL:BURSA), the operator of the country's bourse, said its chief financial officer (CFO) Rosidah Baharom will step down from the role, effective May 17.
In a filing to the stock exchange, Bursa Malaysia said Rosidah’s resignation is to "pursue personal interests".
The exchange said its nomination and remuneration committee had earlier initiated a process to identify and appoint a new CFO, with an announcement to be made in due course.
In the interim, executive vice president of group finance and corporate services, Rasmona Abdul Rahman, will assume the role of acting CFO, effective May 17.
Rosidah, 56, was appointed to the role on Aug 12, 2014. She has more than 30 years of experience in the financial industry, focusing on corporate finance, corporate planning, and strategic corporate affairs — including over a decade in senior management roles leading Bursa Malaysia’s finance and corporate services division.
Shares in Bursa Malaysia fell three sen or 0.4% to close at RM7.91 on Friday, giving it a market capitalisation of RM6.4 billion.