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24 August 2026

The government’s $33b green bank bolsters its executive ranks

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The government’s $33b green bank bolsters its executive ranks

Heechung Sung, who cut her teeth at Macquarie’s advisory and investing business, has been appointed the CEFC’s chief of strategy and capital management.

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