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Hungary Nominates Palotai as Central Bank Deputy Governor

Hungary Nominates Palotai as Central Bank Deputy Governor

Bloomberg8 hours ago

Hungary nominated Daniel Palotai to become the fourth deputy governor of the central bank, a position created this month after Parliament passed an overhaul of the institution's leadership.
A parliamentary committee hearing will be held on Monday to confirm the nominee, put forth by Prime Minister Viktor Orban. The fourth deputy governor will be tasked with issues relating to developments in international economy in a unified portfolio, Governor Mihaly Varga said in May.

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