GUERNSEY - VinaCapital Vietnam Opportunity (SO:FTCE11B) Fund Limited ("VOF"), a registered closed-ended investment scheme, has announced the appointment of Charlotta Ginman as a non-executive Director, effective from January 2, 2025. The announcement was made Thursday, confirming Ginman's addition to the company's Board and its committees.
Charlotta Ginman, a Chartered Accountant, brings a wealth of experience from her previous investment banking roles at UBS, Deutsche Bank (ETR:DBKGn), and JP Morgan. She later held senior finance positions at Nokia (HE:NOKIA) and Vertu. Transitioning to governance roles, Ginman has served as a Non-Executive Director for a diverse array of international companies across various sectors, including technology, telecommunications, healthcare, and financial services.
Her recent board memberships include significant roles at Gamma Communications PLC (LON:GAMA), where she is the Audit Committee Chair, Unicorn AIM VCT plc as Senior Independent (LON:IOG) Director (SID), BOKU INC as SID and Audit Committee Chair, and as a Non-Executive Director at JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM) Indian Investment Trust PLC. Ginman's past directorships within the last five years also encompass Consort Medical (TASE:PMCN) PLC, Pacific Assets Trust PLC, Polar Capital Technology (LON:PCT) Trust PLC, and Keywords Studios PLC (LON:KWS).
At the time of her appointment, Ginman did not have a beneficial interest in the shares of VOF, and there are no additional details required to be disclosed under section 6.4.8 of the Listing Rules.
The VinaCapital Vietnam Opportunity Fund Limited is incorporated in Guernsey and is authorized by the Guernsey Financial Services Commission. This appointment aligns with the company's governance practices and continues its compliance with the Registered Collective Investment Scheme Rules.
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