Rahim Mo­hammed has been ap­point­ed as the deputy CEO of An­gos­tu­ra Hold­ings Ltd.

In a post to the Trinidad and To­ba­go Stock Ex­change web­site on Mon­day, An­gos­tu­ra re­port­ed that its board of di­rec­tors had agreed to the in­clu­sion of the po­si­tion of deputy CEO with­in the com­pa­ny’s ex­ec­u­tive man­age­ment struc­ture.

The no­tice re­port­ed that Mo­hammed, who has pre­vi­ous­ly been the com­pa­ny’s ex­ec­u­tive man­ag­er for busi­ness ef­fi­cien­cy and shared ser­vices was ap­point­ed to the po­si­tion of deputy CEO with ef­fect from April 25, 2024.

Mo­hammed’s new role comes a few months af­ter for­mer An­gos­tu­ra CEO Lau­rent Schun’s con­tract ex­pired on Jan­u­ary 17, 2025. Schun was ap­point­ed An­gos­tu­ra CEO on Jan­u­ary 20, 2023. How­ev­er, he moved to Mi­a­mi in Au­gust 2024, where he op­er­at­ed “sole­ly in an ad­vi­so­ry ca­pac­i­ty in re­spect of spe­cif­ic as­pects of the com­pa­ny’s in­ter­na­tion­al busi­ness de­vel­op­ment.”

Since then, the op­er­a­tions of An­gos­tu­ra in Trinidad and To­ba­go had been large­ly man­aged by Mo­hammed in his ca­pac­i­ty of ex­ec­u­tive man­ag­er, chief op­er­at­ing of­fi­cer Ian Forbes and group gen­er­al coun­sel/cor­po­rate sec­re­tary Kathry­na Bap­tiste As­see.

The Guardian reached out to An­gos­tu­ra con­cern­ing the ap­point­ment of a new CEO via email yes­ter­day but was still await­ing a re­sponse up to the time of pub­li­ca­tion.