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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on March 5 appointed a new deputy managing director of financial supervision, among several other changes to its management team.
Ho Hern Shin, who currently serves as an assistant managing director of banking and insurance, will become head of financial supervision when former chief Ong Chong Tee leaves.
Ong has been serving as deputy managing director at the Singaporean central bank for 16 years. Over that period he has overseen all four of the MAS’s
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Singapore’s central bank has rejigged its senior management lineup with four promotions and two re-designations.
All are effective April 1, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) says in a statement on March 5, and are “part of an ongoing process to renew MAS’ leadership bench”.
They come after MAS named Leong Sing Chiong as deputy managing director of markets and developments in mid-January.
In the new moves, Ho Hern Shin, currently assistant managing director of banking and insurance, will become deputy managing director of financial supervision, replacing Ong Chong Tee, who is leaving MAS at the end of March.
Ho’s position will be filled by Marcus Lim, who is now an executive director.
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