Ivan Šramko

Governor of the National Bank of Slovakia

Ivan Šramko - Governor of the National Bank of Slovakia
Born

September 3rd, 1957
67 years ago

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Slovakia

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Born in 1957, a prominent Slovak economist served as the governor of the National Bank of Slovakia from 2004 to 2010. Oversaw monetary policy and financial regulations during a significant period of economic transformation in Slovakia. Actively participated in preparations for the country’s adoption of the euro in 2009, contributing to its successful transition to the eurozone. Played a role in maintaining financial stability and fostering a conducive environment for economic growth.

Governed the National Bank of Slovakia

Led euro adoption efforts in 2009

Improved monetary policy frameworks

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