Revenue Monster Names Former Affin Bank Group CEO As New Chairman
KUALA LUMPUR: Revenue Monster Group, a Malaysian financial technology company, has appointed former Affin Bank Group chief executive officer Kamarul Arifin Mohd Jamil as its new chairman.
The appointment marks the company’s next step in its plans for hypergrowth within the fintech space.
An economics graduate from Cambridge University, Kamarul spent over a decade within the Affin Bank Group before spearheading growth of local fintech player Fullrich Malaysia as its chairman in 2020.
With a track record of driving profitable growth and fostering a corporate culture based on the values of safety, service, innovation and team spirit, Kamarul intends to guide the rapid growth of the company.
Chief executive officer Lim Kar Aik believes Revenue Monster can further grow under Kamarul’s leadership.
Lim said the company had appointed Kamarul to enhance its corporate governance and chart future business direction.
The appointment comes on the heels of several other landmark announcements from the company including a successful second round private equity funding amounting to RM30 million from private equity firm The SEA Capital.
Since then, Revenue Monster has also partnered with The SEA Capital and local financial technology solutions provider Fullrich Malaysia (and its local licensed e-wallet brand, TaPay) and software developer, Allied Protocol to build a more advanced B2B & B2G2C FinTech ecosystem which comprises end-to-end payment solutions from point-of-sale to an eWallet licence.
The appointment marks the company’s next step in its plans for hypergrowth within the fintech space.
An economics graduate from Cambridge University, Kamarul spent over a decade within the Affin Bank Group before spearheading growth of local fintech player Fullrich Malaysia as its chairman in 2020.
With a track record of driving profitable growth and fostering a corporate culture based on the values of safety, service, innovation and team spirit, Kamarul intends to guide the rapid growth of the company.
Chief executive officer Lim Kar Aik believes Revenue Monster can further grow under Kamarul’s leadership.
Lim said the company had appointed Kamarul to enhance its corporate governance and chart future business direction.
The appointment comes on the heels of several other landmark announcements from the company including a successful second round private equity funding amounting to RM30 million from private equity firm The SEA Capital.
Since then, Revenue Monster has also partnered with The SEA Capital and local financial technology solutions provider Fullrich Malaysia (and its local licensed e-wallet brand, TaPay) and software developer, Allied Protocol to build a more advanced B2B & B2G2C FinTech ecosystem which comprises end-to-end payment solutions from point-of-sale to an eWallet licence.
