Kim Eng Holdings Limited
Public company (SGX: K50) | |
Industry |
Stock broking Financial Services Investment services |
Founded | 1972 |
Founder | Mrs Gloria Lee Kim Yew |
Headquarters | Singapore |
Area served | Singapore, Hong Kong, London, New York, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, India |
Key people |
Gloria Lee Kim Yew Founder and Advisor Ronald Anthony Ooi Thean Yat Chairman and CEO |
Products |
stock brokerage Warrants Investment Banking Corporate finance Asset Management Hedge Fund Services Property and Real Estate Insurance |
Website | www.kimeng.com |
Kim Eng Holdings Limited is a securities and investment broker in Asia. It was incorporated in 1972 to provide stock broking services in Singapore. The group's network coverage spans 10 countries; servicing institutional, corporate, high-net-worth and retail investors. Kim Eng Holdings is a full-fledged member of stock exchanges in Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam and India.
Business activities
Through its various subsidiaries, Kim Eng offers a host of financial services such as:
- Securities Trading
- Research
- Online Trading
- Share Financing
- Corporate Finance
- Custodian & Nominee Services
- Equity Derivatives & Structured Products
- Mutual Funds
- Hedge Funds
- Trust & Fiduciary Services
In January 2011 it was announced that Maybank has acquired Kim Eng for a sum of S$1.8 billion. Under the deal, Maybank is acquiring a 44.6 per cent stake in Kim Eng Holdings at S$3.10 a share. This also translates to 15.44 percent from the CEO Mr Ronald Ooi and 29.19 per cent stake from Yuanta Securities Asia Financial Services.
References
External links
- Official website
- Top Thai broker Kim Eng Q2 net profit up 35 pct – Reuters
- S'pore's Kim Eng, Mitsubishi UFJ to form fund JV – Reuters India
- Mitsubishi UFJ to Raise Stake in Singapore's Kim Eng – Bloomberg
- Kim Eng Says Higher Thai Share Trading to Lift Profit – Bloomberg
- MUFJ unit takes big Kim Eng stake – Japan Times
- Kim Eng Securities' Hiang Hong Seah – Forbes