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Bank Negara Malaysia - Change Of Guard

Datuk Nur Jazlan, Deputy Home Minister | YB Wong Chen, Member of Parliament for Kelana Jaya | Nik Ahmad Mukharriz, CIMB Investment

28-Apr-16 08:05

Bank Negara Malaysia - Change Of Guard

After 16 years at the helm, Tan Sri Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz will finally take a bow and retire as Governor of Bank Negara. She presided over the central bank during some of the most volatile period for Malaysia including two economic recessions in the 1990's & 2008, as well as address concerns surrounding 1MDB. We assess her tenure with our market & political commentators, and the challenges that her successor Datuk Muhammad Ibrahim will face as the new Governor.


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