Cassandra Goh Set to Lead Silverlake Axis as New Group CEO in 2025

Cassandra Goh Set to Lead Silverlake Axis as New Group CEO in 2025

by December 7, 2023

Silverlake Axis, a Singapore-mainboard listed fintech and digital banking solutions provider, has announced a major leadership change.

Cassandra Goh Shiou Ling, currently the Deputy Executive Chairman of Silverlake Axis, is set to become the new Group CEO on 1 January 2025.

This move comes as part of a transition process, following the decision of Andrew Tan Teik Wei to step down from his role as the current Group CEO at that time.

Prior to this appointment, Goh had been progressively prepared for the role, having been named Deputy CEO in May 2022 and then Deputy Executive Chairman in October 2023.

In her decade-long tenure with the company, she has played a pivotal role in various business operations and new initiatives, contributing significantly to the management team and the broader group.

Cassandra Goh

Cassandra Goh

“I would like to take this opportunity to thank Andrew Tan for his leadership and stewardship at Silverlake Axis these past years. The changes he has made to Silverlake Axis’s strategy, structure and organisation has put the company in a better position for continued growth and success.

 

Andrew has led the Company to record revenue achievement while remaining profitable and he took the lead to expand the company’s business into new client segments and geographies. Andrew will continue to lead Silverlake Axis until January 2025.”

said Cassandra Goh.

Andrew Tan

Andrew Tan

“In my time at Silverlake Axis, I have become more convinced of the Company’s growth potential given its underlying strong fundamentals. I would like to thank my Management team for their steadfast support and belief in the strategy that has taken us to where we are today.

 

It has been my pleasure serving this company and the board these past 6 plus years and I have no doubt the next generation of the management team will take the company to even greater heights,”

said Andrew Tan.