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Coface appoints new Singapore country manager

She has been with Coface since 2019.

Grishma Kewada was named Coface’s new Country Manager for Singapore.

Reporting under Graham Crozier, CEO of Coface South East Asia & India, her duties will begin on 1 April 2023.

Kewada has been with Coface since 2019 and has served the company as Regional Head of Commercial Operations and Regional Head of Risk Management.

She collectively has more than 16 professional years in investment banking and insurance.

Notable corporations that Kewada worked with prior to joining Coface were Prudential, Allianz, Credit Suisse and JP Morgan.

Presently, Kewada is the President of the Financial Women’s Association (FWA) Singapore and a Board Member of the Singapore Council of Women Organisations, in the capacity of Treasurer.

 

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