Minister for Transport Chee Hong Tat has been appointed to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Board of Directors.
His appointment will last for three years starting this June, MAS said in a media release on Thursday (2 May).
Additionally, five other existing members were re-appointed as board members for a further term of three years.
From 1 June 2024 to 31 May 2027, Mr Chee will serve his term as a member of the MAS Board.
He was appointed Minister for Transport and Second Minister for Finance on 18 January. His previous finance-related roles included his appointment as Senior Minister of State for Finance in 2022.
Five existing board members will also continue to serve for the same period as Mr Chee.
The members are Mr Heng Swee Keat, Mr Alvin Tan, Mr Peter Ong, Mrs Deborah Ong, and Mr Ng Wai King.
On 31 May, former National University of Singapore (NUS) Professor Tan Chorh Chuan will step down as a board member.
Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) Lawrence Wong, who is also the Board’s chairman, expressed gratitude for Professor Tan’s contributions.
“His clear thinking and ability to bring a systems view to complex problems was a tremendous asset for the MAS Board,” Mr Wong said.
“He provided useful inputs that contributed to more robust decisions that enabled MAS to build stronger organisational capabilities in technology and risk management.”
With effect from 1 June, the list of MAS Board of Directors and their designations include:
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Featured image adapted from Chee Hong Tat 徐芳达 on Facebook and George Johnson via Central Banking.
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