An Expert Survey Puts De Cos as the Right Candidate to Succeed Lagarde at the Ecb
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A survey prepared by the Official Forum of Monetary and Financial Institutions points to Spanish as the most qualified of the candidates.
His name has always been in the quinielas to succeed Christine Lagarde at the head of the European Central Bank (ECB). Now, the former governor of the Banco de España, Pablo Hernández De Cos, has been qualified as a "more qualified" candidate in the contest to succeed the French in a survey of monetary policy experts published by the Official Forum of Monetary and Financial Institutions (OMFIF) of which the Financial Times has echoed. The twenty…
A poll puts the former governor of the Banco de España as the most qualified candidate, surpassing his rivals in Germany, the Netherlands and France. More information: Hernández de Cos and Knot, favourite candidates to preside over the ECB, according to the 'FT'
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The former governor of the Banco de España and current managing director of the International Bank of Payments (BIS), Pablo Hernández de Cos, is the most qualified candidate to preside over the European Central Bank (ECB) when Christine Lagarde’s term of office expires next year, according to a survey of economic experts from London’s think tank Omfif, advanced by the Financial Times. The Spanish central banker would have, according to that surv…
Experts surveyed by OMFIF consider that De Cos leads a list of five main candidates for office, taking into account the assessment of each potential candidate in nine dimensions, including experience in central banks and the ability to generate consensus.
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