Dr. Cynyoung Park, Executive Director of The SEACEN Centre, leads the Centre’s strategic initiatives in capacity building, policy research, and central banking cooperation across the region. She brings extensive experience in macroeconomic policy and regional development from her previous leadership roles at the Asian Development Bank and in academia.
Senior Economist
Senior Economist
Senior Economist
Director
Senior Financial Sector Specialist
Senior Financial Sector Specialist
Senior Financial Sector Specialist
Senior Analyst
Senior Analyst
Research Associate
Research Associate
Research Associate
Head, Corporate Services
Executive, HR and Admin
Manager, Finance
Executive, Finance
Program Coordinator
Program Coordinator
Program Coordinator
Personal Assistant to ED
Administrative Assistant
Support
Manager, IT and Communications
Executive, IT and Communications
As a private company in Malaysia, the SEACEN Board of Directors (BOD) has been established in compliance with the Malaysian Law. Chaired by Governor of Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM), the SEACEN BOD members comprise Deputy Governor of BNM and the Executive Director of The SEACEN Centre.
Following the agreement at the 21st SEACEN Board of Governor Meeting on 26 June 2002, the SEACEN BOD’s main responsibilities are as follows:
Ensure that the operations of The SEACEN Centre comply with Malaysian laws; |
Ensure that SEACEN financial affairs are in order; |
Ensure the implementation of decisions, programme of activities and budget as approved by the SEACEN BOG; and |
Oversee the internal audit of The SEACEN Centre and report its findings to the SEACEN EXCO. Such audits will be conducted at least once every two years. |
SEACEN also has 8 Observer Central Banks/ Monetary Authorities which are invited regularly to participate in all SEACEN learning programmes. The list of Observers and their weblinks are given below:
Governor
Bank Negara Malaysia
Deputy Governor
Bank Negara Malaysia
Executive Director
The SEACEN Centre
Reporting to the SEACEN BOG, the SEACEN EXCO oversees operational matters of SEACEN. The Chair of the BOG is concurrently the SEACEN EXCO Chair. SEACEN EXCO members comprise Deputy Governors/Assistant Governors of all member banks. The SEACEN EXCO meets at least once annually, normally hosted by the member bank where the Governor holds the Chair of the SEACEN BOG.
Following the decision at the 30th SEACEN BOG Meeting in 2011, the SEACEN EXCO has the following responsibilities and functions:
Consider and advise the SEACEN BOG on high-level policy matters of strategic importance to SEACEN; |
Consider and recommend the annual budget of SEACEN; |
Consider and recommend the annual programme of activities of SEACEN; |
Formulate, review and approve rules and regulations with regard to the staff of SEACEN; financial procedures to be followed by SEACEN; and other policy matters for the effective management of the affairs of SEACEN; |
Make recommendation to the SEACEN BOG on admission of new member banks and observer banks to SEACEN; |
Approve any arrangements entered into by SEACEN with other central banks or monetary authorities or specialised regional or international organisations, fora or agencies; |
Make recommendation to the SEACEN BOG on the appointment of the Executive Director of SEACEN, and approve the appointment of Directors of SEACEN and |
Have all the powers for the management and administration of SEACEN as delegated by the SEACEN BOG. |
SEACEN EXCO currently comprises 20 members from central banks and monetary authorities across the Asia-Pacific region, providing strategic guidance and fostering regional cooperation in central banking and financial stability.
BOG & EXCO Chair
Dr. Chang Yong Rhee, Governor of the Bank of Korea, brings extensive experience in economic policy and international finance to the SEACEN EXCO. With a distinguished career spanning roles at the International Monetary Fund, Asian Development Bank, and in academia, Dr. Rhee plays a pivotal role in shaping regional monetary cooperation and advancing SEACEN’s mission of capacity building and knowledge exchange among member central banks.
Deputy Managing Director
Brunei Darussalam Central Bank
Assistant Governor
National Bank of Cambodia
Deputy Governor
People’s Bank of China
Deputy Chief Executive
Hong Kong Monetary Authority
Deputy Governor
Reserve Bank of India
Deputy Governor
Bank Indonesia
Deputy Governor
Bank of Korea
Deputy Governor
Bank of The Lao PDR
Deputy Governor
Bank Negara Malaysia
Deputy Governor
The Bank of Mongolia
Deputy Governor
Central Bank of Myanmar
Deputy Governor
Nepal Rastra Bank
Deputy Governor
Bank of Papua New Guinea
Deputy Governor
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
Deputy Managing Director
Monetary Authority of Singapore
Senior Deputy Governor
Central Bank of Sri Lanka
Deputy Governor
Central Bank, Chinese Taipei
Deputy Governor
Bank of Thailand
Deputy Governor
State Bank of Vietnam
The SEACEN Board of Governors (BOG) is the highest policy-making body of The SEACEN Centre (SEACEN). The SEACEN BOG members comprise Governors of all member banks. The Chair of the SEACEN BOG is elected from among Governors of member banks annually on a rotation basis. The SEACEN BOG Meeting is held once annually, in conjunction with the SEACEN Governors Conference and High-Level Seminar, and is hosted by the member bank of the Chair of the SEACEN BOG.
Following the decision at the 30th SEACEN BOG Meeting in 2011, the SEACEN BOG will decide on the following matter, upon recommendation by the SEACEN EXCO:
Appointment of Executive Director of SEACEN; |
Approval of annual budget and programme of activities of SEACEN; |
Admission of new member banks and observer banks to SEACEN; and |
Any other matters of strategic importance to SEACEN. |
BOG & EXCO Chair
Dr. Chang Yong Rhee, Governor of the Bank of Korea and Chair of the SEACEN Board of Governors, brings extensive international economic expertise to SEACEN. He leads the annual BOG Meeting, hosted this year by the Bank of Korea with the SEACEN Governors Conference and High-Level Seminar.
Managing Director
Brunei Darussalam Central Bank
Governor
National Bank of Cambodia
Governor
People’s Bank of China
Chief Executive
Hong Kong Monetary Authority
Governor
Reserve Bank of India
Governor
Bank Indonesia
Governor
Bank Negara Malaysia
Governor
Bank of The Lao PDR
Director
The Bank of Mongolia
Governor
Central Bank of Myanmar
Governor
Nepal Rastra Bank
Governor
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
Managing Director
Monetary Authority of Singapore
Governor
Central Bank of Sri Lanka
Governor
Bank of Papua New Guinea
Governor
Central Bank, Chinese Taipei
Governor
Bank of Thailand
Governor
State Bank of Vietnam