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Bank of Korea says Kwon Min-soo named senior deputy governor

Bank of Korea says Kwon Min-soo named senior deputy governor
Channel News Asia Thursday 20 August 2026, 11:03 UTC 1 min read
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Bank of Korea says Kwon Min-soo named senior deputy governor SEOUL, Aug 20 : The Bank of Korea said on Thursday that Deputy Governor Kwon Min-soo had been named as the central bank's new senior deputy governor. Kwon will begin his three-year term as a member of the central bank's seven-seat monetary policy board on Friday, according to the BOK.

Bank of Korea says Kwon Min-soo named senior deputy governor SEOUL, Aug 20 : The Bank of Korea said on Thursday that Deputy Governor Kwon Min-soo had been named as the central bank's new senior deputy governor. Kwon will begin his three-year term as a member of the central bank's seven-seat monetary policy board on Friday, according to the BOK. Source: Reuters
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