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| − | On [[May 30]], [[2008]], Greece's central bank nominated George Provopoulos | + | [[Image:Provopoulos_Emporiki.jpg|thumb|250px|[[George Provopoulos]], President of [[Emporiki Bank]]. Jan. 9, 2006]][[George Provopoulos]], born in [[1950]], a professor at the [[University of Athens]], is the former vice chairman and managing director at [[Piraeus Bank]]. He has served as chief executive of [[Emporiki Bank]], and was deputy governor of the [[Bank of Greece]] between [[1990]] and [[1993]]. |
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| + | Provopoulos notably led the sale in August 2006 of Greek state controlled banking group [[Emporiki SA]] to Credit Agricole. | ||
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| + | On [[May 30]], [[2008]], Greece's central bank nominated [[George Provopoulos]] as its new governor. Provopoulos will replace [[Nicholas Garganas]], who will step down when his six-year term ends [[June 14]]. | ||
The Bank of Greece's nomination has to be approved by the government and Parliament. | The Bank of Greece's nomination has to be approved by the government and Parliament. | ||
[[Category:1950 births|Provopoulos, George]] | [[Category:1950 births|Provopoulos, George]] | ||
Revision as of 21:11, May 30, 2008
George Provopoulos, born in 1950, a professor at the University of Athens, is the former vice chairman and managing director at Piraeus Bank. He has served as chief executive of Emporiki Bank, and was deputy governor of the Bank of Greece between 1990 and 1993.
Provopoulos notably led the sale in August 2006 of Greek state controlled banking group Emporiki SA to Credit Agricole.
On May 30, 2008, Greece's central bank nominated George Provopoulos as its new governor. Provopoulos will replace Nicholas Garganas, who will step down when his six-year term ends June 14.
The Bank of Greece's nomination has to be approved by the government and Parliament.