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Duma appoints new central bank chair

RUSSIA - The Duma approved resignation of Victor Gerashchenko from the post of the Central Bank Chair. Duma deputies also awarded Gerashchenko with an honorable diploma, and Chair of the Duma Gennady Seleznev presented the diploma to him. The Duma…

Russia's new central bank chief

FEATURE - Promising little change to exchange-rate policy but progress on stalled banking change, Sergei Ignatyev was overwhelmingly elected Russia's Central Bank chief Wednesday by the lower house of parliament.

'No change' to rouble exchange policy

RUSSIA - The new chairman-designate of Russia's central bank yesterday moved swiftly to reassure the financial markets that there would be no change to rouble exchange rate policy, while hinting at greater transparency in the management of his…

Russian central bank chief quits on health grounds

RUSSIA - Viktor Gershchenko, chairman of the Russian central bank, resigned on Friday six months before his term was due to expire in September. He abruptly sent a letter of resignation to the president, Vladimir Putin, citing reasons of ill health.

Interview with Russia's central bank chief

INTERVIEW - Interview with Russia's central bank chairman Viktor Gerashchenko at the State Duma Committee for credit organisations and financial markets. Chairman Alexander Shokhin and regional banks association president Alexander Murychev.

Reserves up by $200m

RUSSIA - Russia's gold and foreign exchange reserves rose by $200 million to $36.7b in the week to 4 January 2002, up from $36.5b on 28 December 2001.

Russian state Duma does not trust foreign audit

RUSSIA - On 11 December, the State Duma's commission on auditing of the Central Bank of Russia suggested giving preference to only one company, the Russian YUNIKON firm, as auditor of the Central Bank's performance for 2001.

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