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DBS needs a strong candidate to succeed chairman Peter Seah. Here’s why
With the incumbent chairman in the seat for more than 15 years, change could be imminent
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[SINGAPORE] Is more leadership renewal imminent at South-east Asia’s largest bank, DBS ?
Earlier this year, Tan Su Shan took over as chief executive from Piyush Gupta, who helmed the bank for more than 15 years.
With DBS chairman Peter Seah now in his late 70s, might there be another major change soon, should the bank appoint a successor?
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