Alaq is ranked 30th among the best central bankers in the world

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Alaq is ranked 30th among the best central bankers in the world

 

 

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Global Finance magazine on Wednesday (August 22, 2018) named the governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Ali Al-Alak, as the 30 most important banker in the world after his efforts to develop the banking sector.

"Global Finance has been evaluating the performance of central bank governors in all countries around the world since 1994," the magazine said in a report titled Global Bank Governors.

For his part, the editor of Global Finance magazine, Joseph Giarabutu, said in the report that "the assessment was based on the central bankers to cope with the storms and challenges facing the economy of their countries as a result of political and security turmoil and who struggled to stabilize the economy of their countries," noting that " Central bank governors from A to F. " 

"The advanced positions were occupied by central bankers who succeeded in tackling inflation, stabilizing the currency, managing interest rates and achieving economic growth goals," he said. 

According to the report, the governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Ali al-Alaq ranked 30th in the world and ninth in the Middle East, after the progress achieved this year, ranked in the ranking B after last year was ranked fourth in the ranking of four ranks, namely "D, C +, C, C - ".

America, Chile, Australia, Russia, South Korea, Lebanon, Britain, Brazil, Colombia, Kuwait and others. 

Ali Al-Alak has been named the best governor of an Arab central bank for 2018 in a celebration held by the Union of Arab Banks in the French capital Paris last June. 

Global Finance, founded in 1987, is headquartered in the United States of America and is distributed in 193 countries and ranks top companies, financial institutions and financial sector officials.

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Global Finance ranks 30th among the world's top central bankers

 

Governor of the Central Bank Ali Al-Alaq

  

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Global Finance magazine, the governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Ali Al-Alak, ranked 30 among the world's best bankers following his efforts to develop the banking sector .

Founded in 1987, Global Finance is headquartered in the United States of America and is distributed in 193 countries and is rated by leading financial institutions and financial sector officials .

"Global Finance Magazine has been evaluating the performance of central bank governors in all countries around the world since 1994, " said a report called Global Bank Governors .

"The assessment was based on the central bank governors' response to the storms and challenges facing their economies as a result of political and security turmoil and who struggled to stabilize their economies," Global Finance magazine editor Joseph Giarabutu said in the report. Central from rank ato rank F ".

He stressed that "advanced positions occupied by central bankers who have succeeded in addressing inflation and stability of the currency and management of interest rates in addition to achieving the objectives of economic growth ."

According to the report, the Governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, on the Keywords ranked 30th globally and ninth in the Middle East, following the progress achieved this year as ranked B after it was last year ranked D ahead of four mattresses , a "D, C +, C , C- ".

America, Chile, Australia, Russia, South Korea, Lebanon, Britain, Brazil, Colombia, Kuwait and others.

Mr. Ali Al-Alak has been named the best governor of an Arab central bank for 2018 in a celebration held by the Union of Arab Banks in the French capital Paris last June.

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NEW YORK, August 13, 2018 — Global Finance magazine has released its Central Banker Report Cards 2018.

 

The Central Banker Report Cards, published annually by Global Finance since 1994, grade the central bank governors of 85 key countries as well as the European Union, the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, the Bank of Central African States and the Central Bank of West African States For the first time, central bankers from the following countries and regions have been added to the list: Bahamas, the Bank of Central African States, the Central Bank of West African States, the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, Georgia, and Trinidad and Tobago. Grades are based on an “A” to “F” scale for success in areas such as inflation control, economic growth goals, currency stability and interest rate management. (“A” represents an excellent performance down through “F” for outright failure.) Subjective criteria also apply. Global Finance publisher and editorial director Joseph Giarraputo notes, “Central bankers are confronting a perfect storm of challenges, from unwinding quantitative easing to shielding economies from political upheavals. Our scorecards for these public finance leaders show who is maintaining control and moving forward, and who is struggling against slippery political or economic changes.” The full Central Banker Report Cards 2018 report will appear in Global Finance’s October issue. The Central Bankers earning an “A” grade in the Global Finance Central Banker Report Card feature in the October issue are: Australia Philip Lowe Chile Mario Marcel Cullell European Union Mario Draghi Israel Karnit Flug Kuwait Mohammad Yousef Al-Hashel Lebanon Riad Salameh Morocco Abdellatif Jouahri Paraguay Carlos Fernández Valdovinos Russia Elvira Nabiullina South Korea Lee Ju-yeol The Central Bankers earning an “A-” grade are: Brazil Ilan Goldfajn Bulgaria Dimitar Radev Colombia Juan José Echavarria Georgia Koba Gvenetadze United Kingdom Mark Carney Uruguay Mario Bergara Central Bank Governors who received an “A” or “A-” grade will be honored at Global Finance’s 25th Annual Best Bank Awards in Bali at the Inaya Putri Bali on the morning of October 13 during the IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings. page 1 of 5

 

 

 

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The Global Finance magazine, the governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Ali Alalak, ranked 30th among the world's best bankers. 
Founded in 1987, Global Finance is headquartered in the United States of America and is distributed in 193 countries and ranks top financial institutions, financial institutions and financial sector officials. 
"Global Finance Magazine has been evaluating the performance of central bankers in all countries around the world since 1994." 
"The assessment was based on the central bankers' ability to cope with the storms and challenges facing their economies as a result of political and security turmoil and who struggled to stabilize their economies," Global Finance magazine editor Joseph Giarabutu said in the report. From A to F.
He stressed that "advanced positions occupied by central bankers who have succeeded in addressing inflation and stability of the currency and management of interest rates in addition to achieving the objectives of economic growth." 
According to the report, the governor of the Central Bank of Iraq, Ali al-Alaq ranked 30th in the world and ninth in the Middle East, after the progress achieved this year, ranked in the ranking B after last year was ranked fourth in the ranking of four ranks, namely "D, C +, C, C - ". 
America, Chile, Australia, Russia, South Korea, Lebanon, Britain, Brazil, Colombia, Kuwait and others. 
Al-Aalak has been named the best governor of an Arab central bank for 2018 in a celebration held by the Union of Arab Banks in Paris last June

 

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[WISKY291]

At least they went up in grade this year from a D to B. It looks like the United Arab Emirates went backwards. LOL

[keylime]

He'll be Numero Uno in my ratings the second he flips the RV switch!!!

[ChuckFinley]

On 8/22/2018 at 6:24 PM, keylime said:

He'll be Numero Uno in my ratings the second he flips the RV switch!!!

He for sure would move up to World Champ in my book. We have been at this  so long he was not even around to know which switch to flip. IT IS THE GREEN ONE.