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Abstract:ZURICH (Reuters) – Switzerlands Federal Council has appointed Martin Schlegel as vice chairman of the governing board of the Swiss National Bank, succeeding Fritz Zurbruegg as head of the department responsible for financial stability.
div classBodysc17zpet90 cdBBJodivpZURICH Reuters – Switzerlands Federal Council has appointed Martin Schlegel as vice chairman of the governing board of the Swiss National Bank, succeeding Fritz Zurbruegg as head of the department responsible for financial stability.p
pZurbruegg, who implemented the scrapping of the Swiss central banks minimum exchange rate policy and the introduction of negative interest rates, is to retire this year.pdivdivdiv classBodysc17zpet90 cdBBJodiv
pSchlegel, who holds a doctorate in economics from the University of Basel, has been a member of the SNBs enlarged governing board since 2018, deputising for SNB Chairman Thomas Jordan as deputy head of the department responsible for economic affairs.p
pIn his new job, Schlegel will oversee financial stability, cash, finance and risks.p
p“He has been with the SNB for nearly 20 years, in which time he has held various management positions,” the central bank said in a statement on Wednesday.p
pThe SNB also said the government had approved a partial revision of the central banks regulation, allowing it to increase the number of alternate members of its governing board.p
p“The increase in the number of deputies is aimed at helping the SNB to continue to manage well the monetary policy and operational challenges that have risen sharply in recent years,” the SNB said. “At the same time, it will facilitate an even broader integration of different skills in SNB management.”p
pEach of the SNBs three departments can now have two deputies, the SNB said, naming Petra Gerlach and Attilio Zanetti to succeed Schlegel as deputies to the Head of Department I.p
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pp Reporting by Brenna Hughes Neghaiwi and Paul Carrel, Editing by Miranda Murray and Jane Merrimanp
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