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Jeffery Singer informed the board of directors of the DIFCA that he wished to step down from the position with immediate effect “for personal reasons”.
In a statement, board chairman Essa Kazim, said Singer had “played an active role within the DIFCA team in the past few years”. Kazim added that he thanked “him for his contribution to the ongoing growth of the DIFC”.
The DIFCA added it would name a new CEO “in due course”.
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