1. Alejandro Vanoli was born on 10 April 1961 and is an Argentine economist and public official, He was the former President of the Central Bank of Argentina.
10 Facts About Alejandro Vanoli
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Alejandro Vanoli was raised in the city's Palermo district and attended high school in the Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires.
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Alejandro Vanoli later enrolled at the University of Buenos Aires and earned a degree in Economics in 1987, following which he spent a year as a teaching assistant in the School of Economics' Department of Economic Development under Professor Pedro Paz.
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Alejandro Vanoli joined the Ministry of Economics' National Bureau of Public Credit in 1992, and remained there until 2000.
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Alejandro Vanoli began a long career at the National Securities Commission in 2000 as chief adviser to the head of the agency at the time, Carlos Weitz.
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Alejandro Vanoli returned to the Central Bank in 2002 as adviser to the Board of Governors member Arturo O'Connell, and in October 2006, when Eduardo Hecker was named president of the CNV, Vanoli was appointed as its vice president.
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Hecker ultimately resigned in November 2009 over differences with the powerful Commerce Secretary at the time, Guillermo Moreno, and Alejandro Vanoli thus became President of the CNV.
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Alejandro Vanoli was appointed President of the Central Bank on October 1,2014, replacing Juan Carlos Fabrega.
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Alejandro Vanoli was the only President of the Central Bank of Argentina who previously become of the staff of the Central Bank, since 1988.
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Alejandro Vanoli is currently a university professor and international consultant in economics and international finance and Director of Synthesis Argentina.