THE listing of Grab Holdings Ltd on Nasdaq as a Singapore-headquartered company serves as a lesson for Malaysia that it will keep losing its best talents and companies if there are no comprehensive and concerted efforts to keep them in the country
Kumpulan Wang Persaraan (Diperbadankan)
Former Lembaga Tabung Angkatan Tentera (LTAT) chief executive Nik Amlizan, 51, was tasked in 2019 with moving the organisation beyond the financial mismanagement and irregularities that it had been embroiled in. In October 201, she took over the reins from Tan Sri Lodin Wok Kamaruddin, who had stepped down in the wake of the scandal.
Nik Amlizan is the first woman to helm the armed forces pension fund. She moved quickly to get LTAT back on track, putting in place a five-year strategic plan, along with Haniz Nazlan, who had joined the organisation in August 2019 in the newly created role of chief investment officer (CIO). Haniz told The Edge in a June interview that LTAT had lined up more than 30 investment-related initiatives for 2020 alone, which involved establishing the right framework and detailed investment plans, as well as enhancing existing policies and processes to guide the long-term transformation journey towards becoming a world-c