Peru Central Bank Adds Three Board Members
Three economists chosen by Peru's Senate took the oath on 9 November, giving the central bank a full seven-member board for the sol. The post Peru Central Bank Adds Three Board Members appeared first on The Rio Times .
Peru’s central bank has named three new directors to its board, completing the seven-member committee responsible for setting interest rates for the sol. On Monday, Oswaldo Molina Campodónico, José Ricardo Stok Capella and Juan José Marthans León were sworn in by the president of Peru’s judiciary, Janet Tello Gilardi, at the Palace of Justice in Lima.
The three were elected by the Senate in October 2026 through party nominations, with Molina and Stok nominated by Fuerza Popular and Marthans by Renovación Popular. They will join the existing board members, whose appointments are made by the executive branch. The full board brings continuity to the bank's rate-setting process, which is expected to remain stable given Peru's reputation for a steady currency in Latin America.
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