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Professor Frederick Ma, FWD Group chairman

FWD Group names new group chairman

Ronald Arculli will be retiring from the role

FWD Group Holdings Limited has appointed Professor Frederick Ma currently Deputy Chairman and an Independent Non-Executive Director as Chairman of the Board of Directors. 

He succeeds The Hon. Ronald Arculli, who is retiring from the role. Arculli will remain a Non-Executive Director until 30 December 2022.

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Prof. Ma joined FWD Group’s Board in 2013 and he brings to the role a wealth of public company Board experience and a proven public sector track record. He currently serves as an Independent Non-Executive Director of HKEX-listed COSCO Shipping Holdings Co., Ltd. and Guangshen Railway Company Limited and New York Stock Exchange-listed HH&L Acquisition Co. 

FWD Group filed for an initial public offering listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange last February. However, recent reports said that the group has delayed the $1b IPO because of volatility in the market.

*Photo courtesy of FWD Group Holdings Limited

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