
Echavarría takes over at Central Bank of Colombia

On January 4, Juan José Echavarría took over as governor of the Central Bank of Colombia as José Uribe's 12-year governorship came to an end. Echavarría served as board member in the central bank between 2003 and 2013, working under both Uribe and his predecessor, Miguel Montoya.
"He is a well-trained, respected, orthodox economist with a distinguished track record of service in different private and public sector roles," says Alberto Ramos, managing director of Latin America economic research
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