Czech Republic

Czech Nat Bank vice-governor reappointed

CZECH REPUBLIC - As expected, President Vaclav Havel has reappointed Ludek Niedermayer, a vice-governor of the Czech National Bank (the central bank), to a second six-year term on the bank's rate-setting board.

Czech central banker opposes ERM

CZECH REPUBLIC - The Czech Republic should spend as little time as possible in an exchange-rate mechanism prior to adoption of the euro, said the central bank's governor, Zdenek Tuma.

Havel to re-appoint Niedermayer to CNB Bank Board

CZECH REPUBLIC - President Vaclav Havel will re-appoint central bank CNB vice-governor Ludek Niedermayer, whose six-year mandate would expire on 27 February, to the Bank Board for another term on Friday, presidential spokesman Ladislav Spacek told CTK…

UK aids Czech laundering fight

UK - Britain is advising the Czech Republic on drawing up anti-money-laundering legislation and improving its financial controls as part of a EU-funded programme to be launched in Prague today.

MPs send amendment to law on CNB to final reading

CZECH REPUBLIC - The Chamber of Deputies today sent to a final reading the government-sponsored amendment to the law on the Czech National Bank (CNB), which corrects the drawbacks of the previous amendment criticised by the European Union.

Potmesil might become CNB Board member - Report

CZECH REP - Deputy Finance Minister Tomas Potmesil might become a hot candidate for the post of a member of the Czech National Bank (CNB) Board if President Vaclav Havel does not renew the mandate of CNB vice-governor Ludek Niedermayer, daily Pravo says…

CNB to change internal structure as of 2002

CZECH REPUBLIC - The Czech National Bank's (CNB) organisational structure will change as of 1 January 2002, and the Bank Board should deal solely with monetary issues and monetary-political decisions, says the latest edition of the Euro weekly, due out…

EC concern over independence of Czech c bank

CZECH REPUBLIC - The European Commission (EC) is worried about continued threats to the independence of the Czech National Bank (CNB), including the independence of the bank's board members, according to this year's annual assessment report.

OECD recommends more power to banks regulator

CZECH REPUBLIC - The Czech Republic can best minimise risks to its banking sector by creating preconditions for a more effective functioning of the regulator, the Czech National Bank (CNB), says a recently published study by the OECD on the Czech economy.

CNB will publish meeting records after six years

CZECH REPUBLIC - The Czech National Bank (CNB) has decided to publish the records of the bank board meetings. The central bank reacts to the interest and specific needs of economic analysts, economics students and historians of the Czech economy or of…

Klaus makes visit to CNB

CZECH REPUBLIC - A meeting of Chamber of Deputies chairman Vaclav Klaus with the Czech National Bank (CNB) Board on 14 May at CNB's invitation can be understood as an expression of the central bank's readiness to shake hands and make up.

Rusnok to be governor at WB, Tuma governor at IMF

CZECH REPUBLIC - The Czech cabinet on Apr 19 appointed new finance minister Jiri Rusnok to be Czech governor on the Board of Governors of the World Bank and Czech central bank governor Zdenek Tuma on the board of governors of the International Monetary…

Govt might question CNB governor's appointment

CZECH REPUBLIC - The Czech government could question the appointment of Zdenek Tuma as Czech National Bank governor by lodging a complaint with the Constitutional Court, Deputy Premier Pavel Rychetsky said on Apr 18.

Zdenek calls for state finance reform-paper

CZECH REPUBLIC - Czech public finance deficits could threaten the country's macroeconomic stability in two or three years if reforms are not taken, daily Hospodarske Noviny quoted the central bank Governor Zdenek Tuma as saying on Apr 13.

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