Cunningham Lindsey appoints new boss in Singapore
Cunningham Lindsey, the global claims management and loss adjusting firm, has appointed David Seng as chief executive for its Singapore business.
Seng joined Cunningham Lindsey in 2004 and has built and led Cunningham Lindsey Singapore’s adjusting team for a number of years, dealing with liability claims throughout the Asia region.
In conjunction with Seng’s promotion, former Cunningham Lindsey Singapore CEO, Robert Williams, will move to a Major and Complex Loss regional role. Williams has been based in Singapore since 1991.
Damon Bennett, chief executive of Asia Pacific, said: “David’s wealth of experience in handling major losses and deep-seated knowledge of the region will significantly enhance the capability of the Singapore team and further strengthen our positioning and services across the region. Being able to attract a person of David’s calibre underlines our commitment to continually improve service delivery to clients across the region. I am confident that, under his leadership, the team in Singapore will continue to contribute to the success of Cunningham Lindsey in APAC.”
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