Alejandro Fernández Will Leave the Superintendency of Banks After Six Years in Office
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The Superintendent of Banks, Alejandro Fernández W., announced that he will conclude his duties on August 16, after requesting that President Luis Abinader not consider him for reappointment due to personal and family reasons. Fernández reported that he communicated his decision to the president during a meeting held on April 14 and subsequently officially notified the staff of the Superintendency of Banks of his departure through a farewell mes…
In an emotional farewell speech, Alejandro Fernández Whipple announced his decision not to extend his term as head of the Superintendency of Banks, a request he personally made to President Luis Abinader several months ago to dedicate himself to his family. The official, who had led the institution since August 2020, stated that he had only anticipated one term, which turned into six years, representing "the third longest tenure" in the entity's…
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