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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Generally, senior management (Director and above in MAS), if they wish to move on to the private sector, are they sought after? specially since they might know the regulatory environment well?
or is it that the private sector is not really interested in such people and the only option for those who move will move laterally to other stat board/ministry? |
It depends on the department. For example, some non-financial specific work like procurement, or consumer service, I hardly think it is high-paying in the private sector. If it's AML department, which is the trend now, then yes.
I did my own stalking on LinkedIn to see where ex-
MAS colleagues went. An Assistant Director from the Insurance or Banking department can become a Manager in Insurance Broker companies, or insurance companies, or AVP in banks.
One of the Team Leads left
MAS after 30 years, and can find a job in insurance companies immediately as consultant.