DBS names board director Anthony Lim as new chairman as Peter Seah retires after 16 years

CNA5 November 2026, 01:23 UTCSingapore

Mr Lim, a DBS board member since 2020, will take over on Jan 1, 2027, as Mr Seah steps down after overseeing a period of significant growth and digital transformation at Singapore's largest bank.

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