As a result of the new measures taken since SingPost’s Simon Israel stepped in as chairman in May this year – which includes review of dividend policy and separation of duties between the board and management – Cheong believes the board is now more supportive of the group’s incoming CEO, for which the position is expected to be filled by end-2016. The analyst also expects “a more focused strategy” to build SingPost’s core mail and regional logistics capability with the arrival of a new CEO.
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