“His perspective on building global technology platforms has been invaluable to Grab’s growth,” said Anthony Tan, the firm’s group CEO and co-founder.
Uber’s economic interest in Grab is unchanged by this board transition, said the company. With Khosrowshahi stepping down, Grab’s board now has six directors, four of whom are independent.
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