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Frasers Property COO Anthony Boyd leaving amid senior management changes

Group chief digital officer Samuel Tan also exiting; Frasers Property UK chief executive Ilaria del Beato to transition to advisory role

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Ry-Anne Lim

Ry-Anne Lim

Published Tue, Apr 15, 2025 · 05:07 PM
    • Anthony Boyd will be stepping down from his role effective Jul 4, after two decades at Frasers Property and a year as group COO.
    • Frasers Property UK CEO Ilaria del Beato has been at the helm for more than seven years.
    • Frasers Property group chief digital officer Samuel Tan will be leaving on May 5.
    • Anthony Boyd will be stepping down from his role effective Jul 4, after two decades at Frasers Property and a year as group COO. PHOTO: FRASERS PROPERTY
    • Frasers Property UK CEO Ilaria del Beato has been at the helm for more than seven years. PHOTO: FRASERS PROPERTY
    • Frasers Property group chief digital officer Samuel Tan will be leaving on May 5. PHOTO: FRASERS PROPERTY

    [SINGAPORE] Several of Frasers Property ’s senior management team will be leaving the company, including group chief operating officer (COO) Anthony Boyd and group chief digital officer Samuel Tan. 

    According to an internal memo seen by The Business Times, Boyd will be stepping down from his role on Jul 4 after two decades in the real estate company and a year as COO. 

    In the memo sent on Apr 7, Frasers Property group chief executive officer Panote Sirivadhanabhakdi cited “family reasons” for Boyd’s departure. 

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