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Keppel Infrastructure Trust taps Kevin Neo as Deputy CEO of trustee-manager

Neo will then take on the CEO post on 1 October. 

Keppel Infrastructure Trust (KIT) has appointed Kevin Neo as Deputy CEO of its trustee-manager, Keppel Infrastructure Fund Management (KIFM).

In a bourse filing, KIT announced that Neo will take the helm as Deputy CEO on 8 June.

By 1 October, he will take on the CEO role and replace Jopy Chiang, who will assume the role of Chief Investment Officer (Infrastructure) at Keppel Corporation.  

Neo has been with Keppel since 2016. He currently serves as a senior member of KIFM’s investment team. Neo was responsible for the investment for several major transactions, including KIT’s acquisition of a stake in Borkum Riffgrund 2, a German offshore wind farm, and Eco-Management Korea, a Korean waste management company.

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