Visa appoints Adeline Kim as Singapore, Brunei country manager

She was most recently head of data solutions for Asia Pacific.

Visa has named Adeline Kim as its new country manager for Singapore and Brunei.

Kim succeeds Kunal Chatterjee, who will head Visa’s innovation team for Asia Pacific.

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Kim has spent over 10 years at Visa, and was most recently head of data solutions for Asia Pacific. In her old role, Kim was responsible for leading the strategy, prioritisation, development and delivery of Visa’s data solutions including open data, digital identity, risk solutions and data products.

Prior to that, Kim served as head of products and solutions for Southeast Asia, and head of consumer solutions for Asia Pacific.

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