Aishath Sajny, a government representative on the Bank of Maldives board and chairperson of its Corporate Governance Committee, has resigned amid leadership upheaval at the bank. Her departure follows the removal of Deputy CEO Aishath Noordeen, the resignation of Managing Director and CEO Karl Stumke, and the nomination of Ahmed Ali Habeeb as the next chairman.
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Stumke’s resignation was announced on 8 September, and he is set to remain in his position until a special annual general meeting scheduled for 21 September.
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he is set to remain in his position until a special annual general meeting scheduled for 21 September.
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Last month, the bank’s Deputy CEO, Aishath Noordeen, was removed from the board of directors after 42 years of service.
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Earlier reports gave 42 years 18 Sep, 14:58 Maldives Republic
Aishath Sajny, one of the government’s representatives on the Board of Directors of the Bank of Maldives (BML), has resigned from her post.
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Last month, the bank’s Deputy CEO, Aishath Noordeen, was removed from the board of directors after 42 years of service.
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Earlier this year, in January, the PCB dismissed five BML directors, triggering legal concerns. While the dismissals were rescinded and the directors reappointed, they were later officially removed following a shareholders’ meeting.
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His appointment is expected to be finalised during a board meeting following the Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) this Saturday.
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