Christina Malcolm has been appointed leasing director of AMP Capital’s office and logistics real estate team, while Bopha Ly will assume the role of managing director of the group’s energy department.
“Christina joins us with a wealth of experience in the leasing business and her customer-first mindset, energised approach and collaborative leadership style will help ensure AMP Capital continues to attract and retain quality tenants across our portfolio of assets delivering for our investors and clients,” said Kylie O’Connor, head of real estate at AMP Capital, on the occasion.
AMP’s office and logistics real estate team is responsible for a range of assets that include Quay Quarter Tower and 33 Alfred Street in Sydney and Collins Place in Melbourne.
Ms Malcolm previously held senior roles at Savills, CBRE and JLL, and has won multiple awards during her career, which includes 25 years of experience in the property sector.
“Christina has an excellent reputation across the industry, and we look forward to welcoming her aboard,” Ms O’Connor said.
Ms Ly joins AMP’s infrastructure energy business with almost 24 years of experience in the industry, having led multiple senior roles at AGL Energy, most recently as head of corporate development.
“In appointing Bopha, we have secured an energy sector executive of the highest calibre with incredibly deep sector experience,” said Michael Cummings, co-head of infrastructure equity Australia & NZ at AMP Capital.
Ms Ly will join the company from 18 October and will be responsible for AMP Capital’s energy infrastructure investments, which include Endeavour Energy, Macarthur Wind Farm and New Zealand’s Powerco.
“Bopha’s technical expertise, along with her broad industry relationships, positions her well to lead the work already underway across our infrastructure platforms on behalf of our investors,” Mr Cummings said.
Maja Garaca Djurdjevic
Maja's career in journalism spans well over a decade across finance, business and politics. Now an experienced editor and reporter across all elements of the financial services sector, prior to joining Momentum Media, Maja reported for several established news outlets in Southeast Europe, scrutinising key processes in post-conflict societies.
