Visa has expanded Adeline Kim’s role to cover Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand as part of two senior leadership changes in Asia Pacific.
Kim has been appointed Group Country Manager, Regional Southeast Asia & SVP, Global Clients & Acquirers, Asia Pacific.
She was previously Visa’s Country Manager for Singapore and Brunei.
Kim will now oversee Visa’s business across the three Southeast Asian markets, while continuing to work with clients and partners across the region.
She has spent more than 14 years at Visa in leadership roles covering products and solutions, data, risk and country management.
Visa has also appointed Serene Gay as Head of Value-Added Services for Asia Pacific.
Gay was previously Group Country Manager for Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, and SVP, Global Clients and Acquirers, Asia Pacific.
She succeeds Axel Boye-Moller, who has moved to the role of Group Country Manager for the Nordics and Baltics.
In her new role, Gay will lead Visa’s Value-Added Services business in Asia Pacific, covering issuing and loyalty, acceptance, and risk and security solutions.
Gay brings more than 20 years of experience in payments and financial services, with senior roles across digital banking, product strategy, marketing and data.
She has also led businesses for global financial institutions in China and Singapore.
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