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Habeeb Named BML Chair; New Directors Appointed

Bank of Maldives announced new board directors and appointed Ahmed Ali Habeeb as chairperson following an Extraordinary General Meeting. The appointments come amid leadership turmoil, including the resignation of CEO Karl Stumke, the removal of Deputy CEO Aishath Noordeen after 42 years, and the resignation of board member Aishath Sajny.

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What happened

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  1. Sat 21 Sep
    BML announced the appointment of new directors and a chairperson to its Board of Directors following an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM). on Saturday only Maldives Republic newest The Bank of Maldives (BML) on Saturday announced the appointment of new directors and a chairperson to its Board of Directors following an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM).

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  2. Sat 21 Sep
    Karl Stumke remained in his position as CEO until the bank's special annual general meeting. Saturday, 21 September only Maldives Republic His resignation was announced on 8 September, though he remained in his position until the bank's special annual general meeting held on Saturday, 21 September.

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  • 42 years length of service of Deputy CEO Aishath Noordeen before removal from the board Maldives Republic Prior to Sajny's resignation, BML's Deputy CEO Aishath Noordeen was removed from the board after 42 years of service.

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  • Government-nominated board member Aishath Sajny resigned from her post. Earlier this week Maldives Republic Earlier this week, government-nominated board member Aishath Sajny resigned from her post, though the reasons for her resignation remain unclear, and no official statement has been made by BML.

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  • BML's Deputy CEO Aishath Noordeen was removed from the board, a decision communicated by the Privatisation and Corporatisation Board (PCB). Maldives Republic The decision to remove Noordeen, communicated by the Privatisation and Corporatisation Board (PCB), raised legal concerns as the bank's charter stipulates that board members can only be removed through a general shareholders' meeting.

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  • BML's Managing Director and CEO Karl Stumke resigned amid accusations linking the bank's recent decisions to an attempted coup against the government. earlier this month Maldives Republic BML's Managing Director and CEO, Karl Stumke, resigned earlier this month amid accusations that the bank's recent decisions were linked to an attempted coup against the government.

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  • Former chairperson Yooshau Saeed was removed by President Dr Mohamed Muizzu. in January Maldives Republic Habeeb's nomination follows the removal of former chairperson Yooshau Saeed by President Dr Mohamed Muizzu in January.

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