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SGX Group appoints Jean-Philippe Malé as CEO of SGX FX

It also confirmed Lee Beng Hong’s departure.

SGX Group has named Jean-Philippe Malé (JP) as CEO of SGX FX, effective 1 April 2025, as part of a leadership reshuffle in its FX and Technology teams.

Malé, previously CEO and Co-Founder of BidFX—an FX OTC platform acquired by SGX in 2020—was promoted to President of SGX FX in mid-2024 and has been instrumental in driving the expansion of the OTC FX business.

In his new role, he will lead the SGX FX management team in strengthening its position as a core growth engine for the group.

Meanwhile, Lee Beng Hong, currently serving as Head of Wholesale Markets and Platforms, will be departing SGX Group to pursue new opportunities.

Group Chief Technology Officer Thijs Jacobs will also depart, with Chief Information Officer Tinku Gupta taking over his responsibilities temporarily.

 

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