WASHINGTON—World Bank President David Malpass on Wednesday said he would leave his post well before his term ends.
Malpass, appointed by former President Donald Trump, will depart the multilateral development bank, which provides billions of dollars a year in funding for developing economies, by the end of June. His five-year term was due to end in April 2024.
Malpass gave no specific reason for the move, saying in a statement, “after a good deal of thought, I’ve decided to pursue new challenges.”
Malpass has been under pressure from Yellen in recent months to accelerate reforms aimed at changing the way the World Bank operates….