RBNZ Chair Quigley resigns from board
(Reuters) -Reserve Bank of New Zealand Chair Neil Quigley has tendered his resignation from the board and as chair with immediate effect, Finance Minister Nicola Willis said on Friday.
"Mr Quigley has decided that having overseen a number of key workstreams for the Bank, now is the appropriate time for him to hand over to a new Chair," Willis said in a statement.
Quigley spent 15 years as a board member of the central bank and nine as chair. He was re-appointed to the role in 2024 for a further two-year term.
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