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Monetary regulator gets new chief

2017-08-10 08:00
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Chief Executive Fernando Chui Sai On has appointed Benjamin Chan Sau San chairman of the board of directors of the Macau Monetary Authority (AMCM), according to an executive order published in the Official Gazette (BO) yesterday.

The renewable one-year appointment takes effect from August 26.

The executive order said that Chan was appointed to the post because of his “professional competence and aptitude” as demonstrated by his curriculum vitae.

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