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Albania: Gent Sejko was elected governor of the Bank of Albania by the country's parliament on February 5, after being nominated for the post in December.
This marks his return to the central bank – Sejko worked in the Bank of Albania's supervision department between 1993 and 1995.
After a stint in the private sector, he returned to the central bank in June 2002, before leaving to join Raiffeisenbank in June 2004.
He was was elected to the central bank's supervisory council – a first step
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