Flurry of new central bank heads could continue into 2016

The past three months have brought 10 new central bank governors and a Fed president

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The turn of the year brought a flurry of new central bank heads, with 10 new appointees taking office since November and an eleventh set to start in February. While the pace is likely to slow in coming months, more vacancies could open up later in the year.

Data from the Central Bank Directory 2016 shows 18 new governors were appointed in the year to October 2015 – a dip from 27 in the previous year. The inclusion of Federal Reserve Bank presidents pushes these numbers to 20 (Dallas

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