Siem Reap / Bangkok / Penang / Manila / Yangon / Taipei / Kathmandu / Baguio / Seoul / Ulaanbaatar / Baguio City / Jakarta / Kuala Lumpur / Bandar Seri Begawan / /
Company
Central Bank of Ceylon / SEA Voting Group / Voting Group / Bank of China / Reseve Bank of India / Central Bank of Ceylon Mr. / South East Asian Voting Group / /
Country
Nepal / Myanmar / Mongolia / Cambodia / Laos / Brunei / Fiji / Sri Lanka / Thailand / Indonesia / Malaysia / Vietnam / Korea / Philippines / Singapore / /
Facility
Bank Negara Malaysia Staff Training Centre / SEACEN’s building / /
IndustryTerm
financial systems / member central banks / /
Organization
Bank Negara Malaysia / Bank of Mongolia / International Monetary Fund / Reserve Bank of Fiji / Asian Development Bank / SEACEN Centre / Central Bank of the Philippines / Bank of Korea / Lao PDR / Hong Kong Monetary Authority / Bank Indonesia / Research and Training Centre / Bank Negara Malaysia’s Staff Training Centre / Bank of Papua New Guinea / World Bank / National Bank of Cambodia / Monetary Authority of Singapore / The South East Asian Central Banks / Bank of Thailand THE SOUTH EAST ASIAN CENTRAL BANKS / International Bank for Reconstruction and development / Nepal Rastra Bank / Bank of Thailand / State Bank of Vietnam / /
Person
Rachmat Saleh / Jaime C. Laya / Warnasena Rasaputram / Kalyan Bikram Adhikary / Abdul Aziz bin Haji / Abdul Aziz bin Haji Taha / Mahathir bin Mohamad / Kalyan Bikram / Lim Ho Kee / Nukul Prachuabmoh / / /
Position
Salleh Governor / Governor / Deputy Prime Minister / Deputy Managing Director / /
32 VI. HISTORY OF SEACEN It Began with the SEA Voting Group... The history of SEACEN is closely tied with the annual meetings of the governors of South East Asian central banks. In February 1966, a group of governors of