Central Banking Awards 2021: first winners unveiled
First tranche of awards announced for governor, reserves management, green finance and more
The first batch of the Central Banking Awards 2021 went live this morning, including the prestigious award for Governor of the year.
The awards were judged by members of the Central Banking editorial team anf editorial advisory board, after an extensive process of interviews, research and client reference checks.
The remaining three rounds of 2021 awards articles will be published on March 17, March 22 and March 24.
Governor: Alejandro Díaz de León wins this year’s Governor of the year award
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