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New Mexican deputy governor confirmed

Roberto del Cuerto has been approved by the Mexican congress to become one of the central bank's four deputy governors. He will fill a position on the bank's monetary policy board which has been vacant for some months.

Bank of Mexico nominee may lose vote

Mexican president Felipe Calderon's nominee to fill a vacant seat on the central bank board will be rejected by the Senate on Friday 9 March, according to a senator quoted by Bloomberg.

Mexico's Ortiz on emerging economies

In the speech 'The participation of international banks in emerging economies' given on 5 October Guillermo Ortiz of the Bank of Mexico said there seems to be ample agreement about the benefits of globalization as well as the challenges that this new…

IMF's Carstens steps down for Mexican post

Agustin Carstens, deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund announced Monday 16 October his intention to leave the Fund with immediate effect to accept an appointment in Mexico President-elect Felipe Calderon's transition team.

Mexico's Ortiz says economy in good shape

Guillermo Ortiz, the governor of the Bank of Mexico, said on Thursday 5 October that Mexico's economy is better prepared than in the past to weather any U.S. slowdown as a growing number of consumers have access to credit.

IMF members approve voting reform plan

The 184-nation International Monetary Fund on Monday 18 September approved reforms to increase the voting shares of emerging economies, the German finance minister was quoted by Associated Press as saying.

Foreign buyers bring a host of challenges

According to this recent article by Bank of Mexico governor Guillermo Ortiz, published in The Banker magazine, the purchase of developing country banks by global banks can be mutually beneficial.

Dodge on policies for today's global economy

In the speech 'The right policies for today's global economy' given on 19 July David Dodge of the Bank of Canada said the IMF must adjust its quota system with ``urgency'' to give China and other countries more say and help resolve global imbalances.

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