Lim departs from RBC Investor Services
21 March 2024 Malaysia
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Joey Lim has departed from RBC Investor Services as manager of securities lending after eight years at the firm.
Based in Malaysia, she held a number of positions at RBC Investor Services, including supervisor of collateral management for TMS middle office and senior administrator of Trade Capture.
She joined the firm from a trainee position at KPMG, which she held between September and December 2015.
Lim leaves her securities lending role to take on a position within client invoicing.
Commenting on her departure via LinkedIn, Lim says: “After eight years, the time has come for me to bid farewell to RBC — my second home. It has been a fruitful journey here as RBC has provided me with plenty of opportunities to grow and learn.
“While I am excited about the future endeavours that await me, there is also a big part of me that is sad to say farewell to such amazing co-workers and leaders at RBC.”
Based in Malaysia, she held a number of positions at RBC Investor Services, including supervisor of collateral management for TMS middle office and senior administrator of Trade Capture.
She joined the firm from a trainee position at KPMG, which she held between September and December 2015.
Lim leaves her securities lending role to take on a position within client invoicing.
Commenting on her departure via LinkedIn, Lim says: “After eight years, the time has come for me to bid farewell to RBC — my second home. It has been a fruitful journey here as RBC has provided me with plenty of opportunities to grow and learn.
“While I am excited about the future endeavours that await me, there is also a big part of me that is sad to say farewell to such amazing co-workers and leaders at RBC.”
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