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Natalia Goh is new CEO of Sea’s digital bank

She succeeds Zheng Yudong, who is transitioning to an advisory role.

Sea Ltd has named Natalia Goh as the new Chief Executive Officer of MariBank.

“I am happy to share that I have joined MariBank as Chief Executive Officer. I am genuinely excited to work alongside an amazing team, driven by a passion for making banking simple and accessible for everyone,” Goh announced on her Linkedin account.

Goh succeeds Zheng Yudong as the CEO of MariBank, with Zheng transitioning to an advisory role.

“After an exhilarating 5-year journey with MariBank and Sea, I am moving on to a new phase of my life. I am stepping down as MariBank CEO. I remain as an advisor to MariBank and Sea,” Zheng wrote on his account.

He also reflected on the achievements during his time, including securing digital banking licenses and establishing successful digital banks in multiple countries.

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