The Cambodia Microfinance Association (CMA) has ushered in a new era of leadership, with H.E. Dith Nita from CAMMA Microfinance Institution being elected as Chairwoman and Mr. SOK Voeun from LOLC (Cambodia) Plc as Vice Chairman.
The announcement came during the Association’s Annual General Assembly, attended by over 100 member institutions including Microfinance Institutions (MFI), Financial Leasing Institutions (FLI), Rural Credit Institutions (RCI), and banks. The event marked a pivotal moment for the microfinance sector, integral to Cambodia’s economic and social advancement.
Under the stewardship of the newly elected Board of Directors (BoD) for the term 2024-2025, the CMA is set to navigate the sector towards sustainable growth and enhanced financial inclusivity. The governance and administration of the association’s operations and assets are now in the hands of the following esteemed individuals:
- Chairwoman: H.E. DITH Nita, CAMMA Microfinance Institution
- Vice Chairman: Mr. SOK Voeun, LOLC (Cambodia) Plc
- Member: Oknha CHHUN Sopheak, Mohanokor Microfinance Plc
- Member: Mr. DOS Dinn, Amret MFI
- Member: Oknha HOUT Ieng Tong, Hatha Bank Plc
- Member: Mr. KEA Borann, AMK Microfinance Plc
- Member: Mr. KHOU Buntry, Funan Microfinance Plc
- Member: Miss KHUN Sonita, YCP Microfinance Plc
- Member: Mr. PA Ponnak Rithy, Maxima Microfinance Plc
- Member: Mr. SIM Senacheert, First Finance Plc
- Member: Mr. MILEV Yannick Nicolas, Chamroeun Microfinance Plc
- Member representing Rural Credit Institutions: Mr. DY Sitha, DAIKOU FINANCE PLC
- Member representing Financial Leasing Companies: Mr. KHENG Tilen, BSP Finance (Cambodia) Plc
Strong Commitment To Fostering Financial Inclusivity
H.E. Dith Nita, with a notable background as CEO of CAMMA Microfinance and Vice Chairwoman of CMA, brings a wealth of experience and academic achievements to her role as Chairwoman. Her commitment to fostering financial inclusivity is echoed by Mr. SOK Voeun, Vice Chairman, whose extensive experience in microfinance and banking is instrumental for the sector’s future.
The CMA’s dedication to enabling comprehensive access to formal financial services for all Cambodians underpins its mission. This goal aligns with the broader objective of cultivating a sustainable financial ecosystem to support Cambodia’s economic development and financial inclusion initiatives. With the new leadership and board, the CMA is poised to tackle the challenges ahead, ensuring the microfinance sector remains a cornerstone of Cambodia’s economic landscape.
