Thailand: Potential finance minister Predee Daochai resigns from Kasikornbank


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BANGKOK, July 26 (Reuters): The co-president of Thailand's Kasikornbank, who has been tipped to become the next finance minister, resigned on Friday, the bank said in a statement.

Predee Daochai, 61, also chairman of the Thai Bankers' Association, is widely expected to replace Uttama Savanayana in a cabinet shake-up that saw a number of ministerial resignations last week.

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