Menon set to leave MAS this year – reports
Former MAS assistant managing director tipped to take over the role
Monetary Authority of Singapore managing director Ravi Menon is set to leave the institution later this year after a 12-year stint as chief, reports say.
Menon’s term is due to end on May 31. He is likely to be replaced by Chia Der Jiun, a former MAS assistant managing director, according to quotes from people familiar with the matter.
“We have no information to provide at this moment”, said a spokesperson for Singapore’s Public Service Division, which handles appointments. The division will
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