De Guindos Ends Term as ECB Vice-President, Replaced by Croatian Boris Vujčić
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Council decided to appoint, for a non-renewable term of eight years, the so far governor of the central bank of Croatia, to replace Luis de Guindos. Mário Centeno was among the candidates.
De Guindos ends term as ECB Vice-President, replaced by Croatian Boris Vujčić
The Corner Reported by Consejeros Editorial Team The Croatian economist Boris Vujčić, a central banker who advocates keeping inflation under control through higher interest rates, takes up the post of Vice-President of the European Central Bank (ECB), replacing Spain’s Luis de Guindos, for a non-renewable eight-year term. Almost three and a half years after the introduction of the euro in Croatia, Vujčić joins the ECB’s Executive Board at a time…
The Croatian economist Boros Vujcic, a central banker who defends having inflation controlled at higher interest rates, takes office on Monday as Vice President of the European Central Bank (ECB), replacing the Spanish Luis de Guindos, for a non-renewable term of eight years. Almost three and a half years after the introduction of the euro in Croatia, Vujcic arrives at the Executive Committee of the ECB at a time when the entity is expected to i…
Croatian economist Boros Vujcic, a central banker who defends inflation at higher interest rates, assumes the position of vice president of the European Central Bank (ECB), replacing Spanish Luis de Guindos, for an eight-year non-renewable term.
Cautious central banker, Luis de Guindos, ends his term at the ECB
Deputy-President of the European Central Bank, Luis de Guindos has ended his term and has made way for his successor, Boris Vujčić, the previous Chairman of the Croatian National Bank. Luis de Guindos brought a pragmatic, experience-driven perspective to the ECB, shaped by his traditional finance roots and the volatile post-2018 environment. He consistently highlighted financial stability risks, repeatedly warning about stretched asset valuation…
The Croatian Boris Vujcic will assume the Vice-Presidentship of the European Central Bank (ECB) since Monday, 1 June, replacing Luis de Guindos, who has completed his eight-year term. The Croatian received the endorsement of the European Parliament at his new post on 10 March and subsequently received the formal approval of the European Council to assume the Vice-Presidentship of the ECB since Monday, for an eight-year non-renewable term.
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