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Hungary's PM to discuss central bank nomination
Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany has invited leaders from the country's parliamentary parties for a meeting next week to discuss the nomination for central bank governor, the bbj.hu website reported Tuesday 30 January.
Canada's Dodge to talk over second term in June
Bank of Canada governor David Dodge has said governing Canada's central bank is "still fun," and that he will speak with the board in June about whether or not to seek a second term as governor.
Ex-RBA chief joins Woolworths board
Woolworths has appointed former Reserve Bank of Australia governor Ian Macfarlane to its board, the company said in a statement on Tuesday 30 January.
Chou promoted at Taiwan central bank
According to the Taipei Times, the central bank of China in Taiwan announced Monday 29 January that George Chou, who serves as director-general of the foreign exchange department, will be promoted to the position of deputy governor.
Ex-Fed's Rivlin says Bernanke gets an 'A'
"In general, I think he's doing a very good job...I think he gets an A on several different grounds," former Federal Reserve vice chairwoman Alice Rivlin told Kyodo News in an interview published Monday 29 January, ahead of the anniversary of Bernanke's…
Interview with Bank of Japan's Fukui
In an interview with Reuters, published on Wednesday 24 January, Bank of Japan governor Toshihiko Fukui said he is not sure how quickly board members can agree on lifting rates.
Report says Deloitte's Simor set to be join NBH
Andras Simor, CEO of the Hungary branch of Deloitte Touch Tohmatsu, is most likely to be the next governor of the Hungarian central bank (NBH), business daily Napi Gazdasag said on Tuesday 23 January, citing sources close to the government as saying.
RBNZ's Spencer to switch to financial stability
Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor Alan Bollard announced Tuesday 23 January that assistant governor, head of economics, Grant Spencer, will move to become head of financial stability.
Coroner's report on death of BoE's Walton
Former Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member David Walton was killed by a rare flesh-eating bug, a coroner's officer report has shown.
Riksbank names new head of financial stability
At its meeting on Tuesday 16 January, the Executive Board of the Swedish Riksbank appointed Mattias Persson the new head of the Financial Stability Department.
Russia charges central banker murder suspect
Russian prosecutors on Wednesday 17 January charged a private banker with ordering the murder of Russian central bank first deputy chairman Andrei Kozlov.
Russian central bank submits board candidates
The Bank of Russia has submitted Alexei Simanovsky and Mikhail Sukhov to the State Duma as candidates for vacant seats on the central bank's board of directors, Vyacheslav Reznik, chairman of the Duma committee for credit organizations and financial…
Court sanctions arrest of Kozlov murder suspect
A Moscow court on Monday 15 January sanctioned the arrest of a banker detained last week in connection with the investigation into the murder of a senior Russian central bank official.
Boston's Minehan says she will retire this year
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston president Cathy Minehan said Thursday 11 January she plans to retire later this year but will stay in place until her successor is named.
Polish committee recommends Skrzypek to NBP
The Public Finances Committee of the Polish Parliament recommended Monday 8 January Slawomir Skrzypek to become the new head of the country's central bank.
Adrian Orr to leave RBNZ
Reserve Bank of New Zealand deputy governor and head of financial stability Adrian Orr is leaving the Bank to take up the role of Chief Executive of the Guardians of the New Zealand Superannuation Fund, the RBNZ said Monday 8 January.
Outgoing fin min Merentes may join BCV board
Venezuela's outgoing Finance Minister Nelson Merentes said Thursday 4 January that he will join the board of the Venezuelan Central Bank (BCV), Reuters reported. However, no appointment has been made official yet.
Deloitte chief linked to Hungarian cb job
The chief of the Hungarian arm of auditing and consulting group Deloitte, Andras Simor, was tipped on Friday 5 January by daily Nepszabadsag to become the new governor of Hungary's central bank.
New NBP chief nominated
Poland's president on Wednesday 3 January nominated Slawomir Skrzypek, acting president of a major Polish bank, as the next head of the National Bank of Poland.
Indonesia appoints two new BI deputies
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has signed a decree, appointing Budi Rochadi and Muliaman D Hadad as deputy governors of Bank Indonesia, Asia Pulse reported.
New name mentioned for NBP president
Polish daily Gazeta Wyborcza reported Monday 1 January that President Lech Kaczynski is considering appointing Prof. Jerzy Zyzynski, head of the Department of Public Economy of Warsaw University, as the next president of the National Bank of Poland.
Interview with RBI’s Bimal Jalan
In an interview with Money Control, published Wednesday 20 December, Dr Bimal Jalan, eminent economist and former Reserve Bank of India governor analyses the actions of the Thai central bank and gives his suggestions for other central banks.
Poland's central bank nominee withdraws candidacy
The Polish president's office said Thursday 14 December that Jan Sulmicki, who was nominated earlier this week as the next governor of the National Bank of Poland, has withdrawn his candidacy for "personal reasons".
Polish president proposes surprise NBP candidate
Polish President Lech Kaczynski named economics professor Jan Sulmicki as his candidate for governor of the National Bank of Poland, the president's office said in a statement on Tuesday 13 December.