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New Zealand Names First Woman as Governor in Central Bank’s 90-Year History
Dr Anna Breman will be the first female Governor of New Zealand’s Reserve Bank after a global search that considered 300 candidates, appointed for a five-year term.
- New Zealand has named Dr Anna Breman as the first woman governor of its central bank, the Reserve Bank, in its 91-year history.
- Breman, formerly the deputy governor of Sweden's central bank, was selected from a shortlist of four candidates after a worldwide search.
- She will take over as head of the Reserve Bank after a tumultuous period that saw the previous governor, Adrian Orr, resign abruptly.
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Anna Breman, number two of the Bank of Sweden, will head the New Zealand monetary institution in a difficult economic context.
·Paris, France
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New Zealand names first woman as governor in central bank’s 90-year history
AUCKLAND — New Zealand named Anna Breman as the new Reserve Bank governor, appointing a woman to the role for the first time as it seeks to refresh an institution damaged by the unexpected departure of predecessor Adrian Orr earlier this year.
·Bangkok, Thailand
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Total News Sources26
Leaning Left3Leaning Right5Center9Last UpdatedBias Distribution53% Center
Bias Distribution
- 53% of the sources are Center
53% Center
L 18%
C 53%
R 29%
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