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I quit due to displeasure over ‘where things were going’ in PNB, says ex-CEO

Jalil Rasheed says the focus should be on the professionalism in Permodalan Nasional Bhd and not on his qualifications. – Twitter pic, July 17, 2020.

FORMER Permodalan Nasional Berhad CEO Jalil Rasheed said he resigned over professional issues at the government-linked company, and said this should be the focus of discussion rather than his university qualifications. “I resigned because I did not like where things were going. If somebody did not like me in return, could have just told me , and I would have resigned. Easy,” he tweeted today.

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