Malaysia’s central bank governor offered to resign: Bloomberg, citing sources

KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) – Malaysia’s central bank governor Muhammad Ibrahim offered to resign from his post, Bloomberg reported on Monday, quoting sources familiar with the matter.

The offer came after a surprise change of government last month. It was not clear what the government’s response was, the report said.

A spokesperson for the central bank declined to comment on the report.

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