"The IOC Executive Board recognized the resignation of Tsunekazu Takeda," IOC spokesman Mark Adams told a news conference after a meeting of the executive board.
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"The IOC Executive Board recognised the resignation of Tsunekazu Takeda," IOC spokesman Mark Adams told a news conference after a meeting of the executive board.
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"The executive board noted the authorities' extraordinary efforts and important progress made in strengthening the accuracy of Argentina's statistics," the IMF said in a statement, following a meeting of its executive board.
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Bed Bath and Beyond's executive board is getting a makeover.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 25 STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 0700 GMT.
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Adidas said Rorsted would join the executive board on Aug.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 25 ** STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 0700 GMT.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 0700 GMT.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 16 ** STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 0800 GMT.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 04003 GMT.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 16 STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 303 GMT.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 ** STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 0700 GMT.
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MONDAY, MAY 20 ** STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 0700 GMT.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 16 STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 0800 GMT.
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He was replaced by fellow executive board member Matthias Wiedenfels.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 STOCKHOLM - - Riksbank executive board meeting - 0700 GMT.
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MONDAY, MAY 20 STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 0700 GMT.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 21 STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 0700 GMT.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 16 STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 0700 GMT.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 21800 STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 22019 GMT.
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UBS said both would also join the group executive board.
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In 2017, she was named to the company's executive board.
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Tuesday's announcement followed a meeting of the I.A.A.F. executive board.
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He will stay on as the company's executive board chairman.
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Appointed Oliver Schuster as chief executive effective October 20.9083 to replace Andreas Busemann, and said the executive board of Vossloh Group will be managed by two executive board members and concentrate on rail infrastructure.
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The stock exchange operator said late on Tuesday that its supervisory board will likely name three new executive board members at its meeting on Wednesday and enlarge the executive board to six seats from five.
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At the same time he stood down from the executive board.
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Becomes Xerox's youngest corporate officer, joining its executive board aged 0003.
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Oberhelman will stay on as executive board chairman until March 31.
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The IMF's Executive Board is responsible for selecting the managing director.
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The decision is subject to approval by the IMF's executive board.
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The combined company is likely to have a two-tier structure, with an executive board and a non-executive board, one of the sources familiar with the discussions told Reuters on Wednesday, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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On Tuesday, the executive board voted to make cheerleading an Olympic sport.
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The letter is forwarded to Danske's executive board and board of directors.
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He previously represented the U.S. on the Executive Board of the IMF.
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Levin also currently serves on the Undergraduate Executive Board of Wharton School.
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He is also a member of UBS Group AG's Group Executive Board.
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What he has to work with: Debt and a clashing executive board.
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Just like I've done as a member of the union's executive board.
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Kullmann became executive board member and chief strategic officer in July 2014.
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Nineteen of the AKP's 50-member executive board were changed on Sunday.
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Mr. Belloni served on the company's executive board from 2000 to 2014.
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Patrick Hickey, 71, has been an IOC executive board member since 2012.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German drugmaker Boehringer Ingelheim will enter next year with a new-look executive board after the retirement of two of its top executives and another of the positions on the six-person executive board becoming redundant.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German drugmaker Boehringer Ingelheim will enter next year with a new-look executive board after the retirement of two of its top executives and another of the positions on the six-person executive board becoming redundant.
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She had been a part of the organization's executive board for 20 years.
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A subsidiary body of UNESCO's Executive Board passed the resolution Thursday in Paris.
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Wehle was also appointed a member of the executive board, the bank said.
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Opel executive board member and marketing specialist Tina Mueller has resigned, Handelsblatt reported.
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The letter was signed by Wiedenfels and fellow executive board member Helmut Kraft.
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Its new CEOs are SAP Executive Board Members Jennifer Morgan and Christian Klein.
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He became an executive board member of the Warriors ownership group in 2013.
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Members of an executive board will "convene on a regular basis," it said.
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But there have been two former players on that executive board since 22021.
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She has also been an executive board member at the British Film Institute.
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Ninety-three percent of all executive board members in these companies are men.
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The fund's executive board will meet later on Monday to consider its options.
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Of the 29.5 members on the executive board, only 22 voted for Feinstein.
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"The WayRay team has unique expertise with a solid background in space engineering, hardware and software development," said Lutz Meschke, Deputy Chairman of the Executive Board and Member of the Executive Board for Finance and IT at Porsche, in a statement.
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Seven months later, the union's executive board removed him over charges of misconduct. video
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This is an opinion piece by Campaign Workers Guild Executive Board Member Aisha Naseem.
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Up until then, the RSPO executive board, dominated by the plantations, ruled on complaints.
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The IMF executive board last week reiterated its view that Greece's debt is "unsustainable".
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Peter Praet, a Belgian member of the bank's executive board, will leave in May.
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" Lufthansa warned that its "Executive Board regards a complete recovery as not likely anymore.
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He then joined the executive board in 2008 and became co-CEO in 2010.
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Further shares were purchased by other members of the executive board, the source added.
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Q: What is it like being the only female member of the executive board?
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The lender will award no bonuses to its executive board members, these people said.
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The executive board of the fund offered their resignations after the report was released.
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Gamble intends to submit extensive reform plans on Thursday to the International Executive Board.
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But Ms Lagarde joins its six-strong executive board just as it sheds expertise.
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Iran sits on the executive board of the Commission on the Status of Women.
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That is why it first required CAF's executive board to agree to the change.
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SAP Executive Board members Jennifer Morgan and Christian Klein have been appointed co-CEOs.
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The writer is a member of the executive board of the California Democratic Party.
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The WFP executive board noted his appointment in a letter to Guterres on Tuesday.
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Benoit Coeure, a member of the European Central Bank's executive board, chaired the event.
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The IOC, which will award the 2024 Games in September, will discuss the report by its working group during an executive board meeting set for June 9, instead of its other planned executive board meeting in July, it said in a statement.
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Loeger first said in September that Austria planned to push for an Executive Board job.
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The IOC executive board said AIBA had made progress but points of "significant concern" remained.
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Nearly 85 percent of shareholders voted for a fixed-term pay for the executive board.
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The organization voted to do so in 2013, while Tillerson served on the executive board.
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The reforms also place more governance power in the hands of the IAAF Executive Board.
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It added executive board member Giovanni Flury would retire after 10 years with the bank.
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Hemsley will still hold some sway over the health care conglomerate as executive board chairman.
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ECB Executive Board member Jens Weidmann said this week policy normalization will take "several years".
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The reforms also placed more governance power in the hands of the IAAF Executive Board.
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DeMoro also serves as national vice president and executive board member of the AFL-CIO.
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Columbus Nova has not addressed Intrater's role as a member of Renova Group's executive board.
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The IOC would then make a final decision at its executive board meeting next month.
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All executive board members are appointed for an eight-year term that cannot be renewed.
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Stock Spirits appointed Miroslaw 'Mirek' Stachowicz, an independent non-executive board member, as interim CEO.
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The IMF executive board, which must sign off on the loan, meets on Dec 18.
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In addition, comments by ECB Executive Board Member Sabine Lautenschlaeger could be pushing yields higher.
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He currently sits on the executive board of the Oxford Business Alumni Chapter in Manhattan.
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With the vote, the I.O.C.'s membership rubber-stamped a recommendation from its executive board.
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The meeting of the executive board to consider the loan will take place on Tuesday.
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Its executive board is missing a member, and member of this board require congressional approval.
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He is currently a member of the Executive Board of the International Chamber of Commerce.
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There will also be other appointments to the executive board in the next two years.
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General counsel Enrico Friz will become a member of Vontobel's executive board starting Jan. 1.
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Pay for Volkswagen's top executive board jumped 27 percent to 50.3 million euros in 2017.
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The loan program will be subject to approval next month by the IMF's executive board.
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Earlier this month, I attended the World Health Organization (WHO) Executive Board Meeting in Geneva.
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De Riese runs three branches in Wolfsburg, and supplies glasses to half of VW's executive board.
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Zodiac Aerospace: Zodiac Aerospace said on Tuesday it appointed Vincent Mascre as Chairman Of Executive Board.
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Shares aside, Tse also gained a new position -- executive director of the company's executive board committee.
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"DLT is where the action is," said Coeure, who is also an ECB executive board member.
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The IMF executive board is meeting on Friday and is expected to approve the lending programme.
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The leadership figure also included women who were non-executive board chairs and lead independent directors.
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The leadership figure also included women who were non-executive board chairs and lead independent directors.
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He will be replaced by Ansgar Brockmeyer, who has also joined the rail company's executive board.
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This leadership change is just the latest (and most significant) to come to Indiegogo's executive board.
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Today, Benoît Coeuré, a member of the executive board of the ECB, supported the IMF's policies.
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Mahjoub, the president of the Egyptian federation, was elected to the IWF's executive board last month.
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If some agreement is signed into law, then our executive board would decide what to do.
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The IOC has said it will decide during its executive board meeting being held on Dec.
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Analysts said debt markets were also unnerved by comments from ECB Executive Board Member Sabine Lautenschlaeger.
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He was also vice-chairman of the executive board at Achmea, among other positions, APG said.
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The organisation's executive board has recommended that the same session should also award the 2028 Games.
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Indicated 1.8 percent higher The drugmaker appointed Udit Batra and Walter Galinat to its executive board.
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Oleas became CEO in 2004, having served as a member of the executive Board since 2001.
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The IOC has said it will decide during its executive board meeting being held from Dec.
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Most recently, he worked as president of the cloud business group and an executive board member.
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There are currently nine members of the executive board at Sberbank, including Torbakhov and Gref themselves.
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Most recently, every member of its executive board had stepped down, except for CEO Josh Tetrick.
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The maximum pay for an executive board member in 2017, including bonus, is 9.85 million euros.
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They are expected to present a report to the I.O.C.'s executive board late Saturday afternoon.
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The IOC will take a final decision at a meeting of its executive board in December.
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Spain is therefore poised to return to the ECB's executive board after a six year-absence.
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SO MUCH SO THAT, IN FACT, HALF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD, I THINK, IS NOW FORMER JPMORGAN EXECUTIVES.
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The European Central Bank's Benoît Coeuré, a member of the executive board, will be attending the forum.
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"Not at all," he responded when asked whether the issue was raised by the IOC Executive Board.
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The decision was made by the International Olympic Committee executive board, they said in a press release.
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Detlev von Platen, a member of the Porsche executive board, said the Taycan will hit the mark.
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Straub was appointed as Draghi's counselor and coordinator of the Counsel to the Executive Board in February.
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But with an IOC executive board meeting looming in early June, a deal had to be made.
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This would be to avoid having two people from the same country sitting on the executive board.
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Those nine cases were due to be dealt with by the IWF's executive board later this month.
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Another is Yiğit Ekmekçi, the sitting Executive Board Deputy Chair of Anadolu Kültür, together with Bora Sarı.
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ECB executive board member Peter Praet is also scheduled to take part in a conference in Paris.
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Ashdown was a founding investor and executive board director of Tungsten Corp, a global supply chain enabler.
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AfD executive board member Georg Pazderski told Reuters the party was seeing a huge increase in support.
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The union said Mr. Jones sought the leave of absence after a vote by its executive board.
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Detlev von Platen, executive board member for sales and marketing at Porsche, views it as an evolution.
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The company's supervisory board has delegated its member Helmut Meyer to the executive board for six months.
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Imagine for a moment that you're a fly on the wall of a Samsung executive board meeting.
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Peter Siegenthaler and Juerg Rebsamen won't stand for reelection and Marcel Oertle will join the executive board.
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"We want a meeting of the Renault executive board in the next few days," Le Maire said.
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WADA's executive board will consider the committee's recommendation when it meets for a special session on Dec.
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The HFSF's executive board resigned in July to comply with the terms of the country's third bailout.
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They included Sabine Lautenschlaeger, who will resign as a member of the bank's executive board effect Oct.
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They included Sabine Lautenschlaeger, who will resign as a member of the bank's executive board effect Oct.
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The agreement still needs to be approved by the union's executive board and ratified by its membership.
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Three-quarters of the NEA's executive board voted to endorse Clinton, Eskelsen García said at the time.
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De León won 65% of the vote from the 300-plus members of the state party's executive board.
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Hamalainen, a former ECB Executive Board member, has been working for the ECB's bank supervisory arm since 2014.
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And shouldn't the executive board have an opportunity to address AIBA to give us an opportunity to rebut?
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He has one non-executive board position in the Netherlands and said he would seek other similar roles.
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However, PayPal's executive board is composed of 15 men and only three women, NBC Bay Area News reported.
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It was signed by the executive board of FOP Lodge 36, whose names were listed along the side.
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All IOC Executive Board decisions will need to be ratified by the IOC session in Lausanne next week.
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Petry managed to secure a two-thirds majority on the party executive board in favor of expelling Hoecke.
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The lender said on Thursday it had appointed Martha Dagmar Bockenfeld as an independent non-executive board director.
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They wanted me to serve on their executive board and head up the legal department there in Riyadh.
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Bronfman, the daughter of the late Seagram CEO Edgar Bronfman, served as a member of Nxivm's executive board.
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Sberbank will consider Mechel's proposal, Anatoly Popov, Sberbank Deputy Chairman of the Executive Board, was quoted as saying.
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The company said it is also will appoint Martin Baumueller as a new member of the executive board.
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Petry managed to secure a two-thirds majority on the party executive board in favour of expelling Hoecke.
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The IOC Executive Board will hold a telephone conference on Tuesday to take its first decisions, he said.
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Anthony Luongo was elected to the executive board of High School Democrats of America and met Gov. O'Malley.
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The fund's Council on Ethics makes recommendations to the central bank's executive board, which decides whether to act.
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The lender's executive board, which represents the 189 member nations, gets the final decision on the new leader.
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"This CAS decision is extremely disappointing and surprising," Bach said on Sunday after an IOC Executive Board meeting.
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The agreement still requires approval from the IMF's Executive Board, which is expected to consider it next month.
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" Asked if members of Vale's executive board could be arrested, Mendonça said "no hypothesis can be ruled out.
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The Dutch government's move follows a confrontation with the company's French-dominated executive board over waning Dutch influence.
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Calhoun assumed the role after company veteran Doug Oberhelman retired as executive board chairman on March 31, 2017.
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The executive board has been debating whether its focus should be on generic drugs or specialty medicine investments.
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Current ECB executive board member Yves Mersch was appointed in 2012 despite a negative opinion from the parliament.
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The IOC is set to decide on Russia's participation at its executive board meeting on Dec. 5-7.
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" Asked if members of Vale's executive board could be arrested, Mendonça said "no hypothesis can be ruled out.
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A second Executive Board decision will be needed to make the IMF program fully effective, the IMF said.
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Porsche intends to avoid such limitations, said Albrecht Reimold, a member of the Porsche executive board for production.
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On Friday, the union's executive board met, but no changes were made to leadership, a union spokesman said.
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She is a member of the executive board, and committee chair member of the Salvation Army in Milwaukee.
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He is a vice president and a member of its executive board; he is not its executive director.
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The Bach-led executive board asked the review panel to change a part of its report late Saturday.
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Morgan joined in 2004, and in 2017, she became the first American woman on the company's executive board.
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"The asset management expertise of the executive board will be strengthened," Norway's finance ministry said in a statement.
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Michael Mertin will not extend his employment contract as a member of the executive board of jenoptik ag.
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The last Article 4 Executive Board Consultation for Argentina was in July 2006, according to the IMF's website.
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"One major pillar of our strategy is flexibility," Markus Schafer, executive board member at Mercedes-Benz Cars, said.
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"The asset management expertise of the executive board will be strengthened," Norway's finance ministry said in a statement.
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Its 24-member executive board selects the managing director, and the appointments have always been decided by consensus.
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Its 24-member executive board selects the managing director, and the appointments have always been decided by consensus.
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That's clear from the surprise resignation Wednesday of Sabine Lautenschläger, Germany's representative on the central bank's executive board.
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One is the mechanics of who is going to sit on the executive board of the Democratic Party.
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Wehle was also appointed a member of the executive board, Credit Suisse said in a statement on Monday.
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"We feel that Rimac's ideas and approaches are extremely promising, which is why we hope to enter into close collaboration with the company in the form of a development partnership," said Lutz Meschke, deputy chairman of the executive board and member of the executive board for finance and IT at Porsche.
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"During the discussions at the IOC Executive Board earlier this month, Sir Craig Reedie was advised of the intention of the IOC Executive Board to have in the future a neutral WADA President for the sake of the credibility and good governance of WADA," an IOC spokesperson said on Wednesday.
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He is a member of the Wharton School Alumni Executive Board, and a board director of the 1990 Institute.
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A spokesperson for the IOC said the committee's executive board would decide on event programs for Tokyo next year.
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Budgett said there were no plans for the guidelines to be sent for approval by the I.O.C. executive board.
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The central bank's Executive Board said that low inflation and good fiscal performance motivated it to cut the rate.
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"A recommendation by the Commission will then be presented to the IOC Executive Board in March," the spokesperson added.
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The aggregate performance award pool for the group executive board rose 3.1 percent for 2017 to 13 million francs.
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Policymakers at the Frankfurt-based institution have countered this argument on negative rates, including Executive Board member Benoit Coeure.
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Budgett said there were no plans for the guidelines to be sent for approval by the IOC executive board.
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Once the arrears are cleared, the IMF's executive board would need to approve the normalisation of relations with Zimbabwe.
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"The Executive Board have accepted the medals reallocation documents," Kirsty Coventry, who heads the IOC athletes' commission, told reporters.
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Gary Jones' leave, which followed a vote by the union's executive board, is effective beginning Sunday, the UAW said.
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Increasingly desperate, the speaker reached out to Will Brooke, chair of the BCA's executive board, to which Canary reports.
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Albert, 50, is viewed as being close to Ebeling and is the longest serving executive on ProSieben's executive board.
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"The numbers are just impossible, incredible," said Gian-Franco Kasper, an executive board member of the International Olympic Committee.
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It's not clear exactly why Sabine Lautenschläger, Germany's representative on the central bank's executive board, recently opted to resign.
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At school, I got involved with Students for Life, and next year I will be on the executive board.
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"We feel that Rimac's ideas and approaches are extremely promising, which is why we hope to enter into close collaboration with the company in the form of a development partnership," Meschke, who is deputy chairman of the executive board and member of the executive board for finance and IT at Porsche, added.
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With an executive board of 2100 nationwide, they've put up Black Smoke Matters flyers at truck stops around the country.
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The deal still needs to be approved by the IMF's Executive Board, which is expected to happen later this month.
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The issue was discussed at the IOC executive board in the Argentine capital on Wednesday, IOC spokesman Mark Adams said.
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Germany introduced a law in 2015 requiring 30 percent of non-executive board members at large firms to be female.
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Local Joint Executive Board Las Vegas, Culinary Workers Union Local 226, No. 15-cv-01984, ECF No. 1 (D. Nev. ).
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She served on the Stanford University Board of Trustees, and on the Executive Board of the National Venture Capital Association.
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"This was the case prior to discussions, during discussions and now without qualification," Bundesbank executive board member Joachim Wuermeling said.
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The 12-member executive board got a combined 93.5 million Swiss francs ($91.7 million) in 2018 fixed pay and incentives.
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"Over the years, Gaziantep has gradually become a nest for ISIS," said the statement from the party's Central Executive Board.
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The 12-member executive board got a combined 93.5 million Swiss francs ($80.83 million) in 2018 fixed pay and incentives.
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Staff-level agreements between the IMF and member countries are subject to approval by the Washington-based lender's executive board.
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Malpass or any other U.S. nominee would still need to win approval from the World Bank's 12-member executive board.
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It was sent to managers on the bank's executive board, at group compliance & anti money laundering and in internal audit.
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Other names being floated include Bank of Finland Governor Olli Rehn, as well as ECB executive board member Benoit Coeure.
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The payment, still subject to IMF executive board approval, will bring total disbursements under the program to about $6 billion.
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The IMF executive board is expected to meet later this month to conclude Ghana's third review which started in May.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A former head of the International Monetary Fund and three other former executive board members of Bankia (BKIA.
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ECB Executive Board member Yves Mersch said on Friday the central bank needs to take rate cuts off the table.
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Malpass, or any other U.S. nominee, would still need to win approval from the World Bank's 12-member executive board.
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Reacting to that account, the I.O.C. called a special meeting of its executive board, which convened by telephone on Tuesday.
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His 14-member executive board is considered weak, commanding none of the loyalty among members that he has long enjoyed.
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But the Executive Board, which makes policy proposals, runs the organization and is chaired by Draghi, considered his appeal inadmissible.
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The union said Jones's leave of absence will be effective Sunday and came after a vote from its executive board.
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"This was the case prior to discussions, during discussions and now – without qualification," Bundesbank executive board member Joachim Wuermeling said.
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SEIU's International Executive Board passed a resolution in support of the sweeping environmental proposal at its board meeting in Minneapolis.
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Even some members of his executive board, which supports Mr. DeGioia's efforts to address Georgetown's history, raised questions at first.
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Under this structure, Kengeter will chair the executive board, taking on a role akin to a chief executive, they added.
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The student also has to receive support from a committee and the association's executive board, according to the Arizona Republic.
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The International Olympic Committee is preparing to announce sanctions against Russia during its executive board meetings, which begin on Dec.
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In 2013, as he served on the executive board, the Boy Scouts voted to lift the ban on gay scouts.
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Last week, Sabine Lautenschläger, Germany's representative on the central bank's executive board and an opponent of the policy, unexpectedly resigned.
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Jones requested the leave of absence following a vote by the executive board, the UAW said Saturday in a statement.
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As a member of the BSA executive board, he helped advocate for the inclusion of gay youth in the Scouts.
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UNITED AUTO WORKERS UNION INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD NAMES ACTING PRESIDENT RORY GAMBLE TO SERVE AS PRESIDENT UNTIL JUNE 2022 -- STATEMENT
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Four out of six positions within the ECB executive board will have to be replaced by the end of 2019.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency's executive board wants the IOC to ban all Russian teams from the Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
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"Monetary accommodation will be maintained until we see a sustained adjustment (in inflation)," Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said on Friday.
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Benoît Coeuré, the Frenchman who is already on the ECB's Executive Board, and Deutsche Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann are also contenders.
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Bronfman, who served on Nxivm's executive board for nearly a decade,used her wealth to help finance Nxivm's activities, prosecutors said.
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In February 22012, the IOC Executive Board voted to cut both women's and men's wrestling from the Olympic program after Rio.
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"The Executive Board made it very clear again that the Olympic Games are about non discrimination in every respect," he said.
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Most recently, Strobel was named non-executive board director for RSA Insurance Group and joined its audit, investment and remuneration committees.
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Bach said the IOC Executive Board did not want any uncertainty regarding Takeda's future with Tokyo hosting the Olympics next year.
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The documents say Uber's executive board may have eleven voting members, including nine seats controlled by shareholders with super-voting rights.
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"Depending on the outcome of such analysis, the Executive Board of Rheinmetall AG will decide about further actions," the company said.
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And executive board member Stefan Sommer told journalists that VW was already looking into opening additional battery production sites in Europe.
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West is currently an executive board member for the Golden State Warriors but spends a lot of time in Los Angeles.
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Buechele will be replaced by Aldo Ernesto Belloni, a 66-year-old former executive board member who retired two years ago.
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The Bank of Italy appointed Fabio Panetta as its new deputy governor on Thursday and named two new executive board members.
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Spain has not held a position on the ECB's executive board since 2012 after the exit of Jose Manuel Gonzalez Paramo.
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The fund's ethics watchdog, the Council on Ethics, makes recommendations to the central bank's executive board, which decides whether to act.
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Tom Naratil is copresident of Global Wealth Management, president of Americas, UBS, and a member of UBS AG's group executive board.
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He is executive board member for sales and marketing at Porsche, not president and chief executive of Porsche Cars North America.
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But members of the central bank's executive board have ruled out helicopter money, a position that Mr. Draghi highlighted on Thursday.
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" Late on Monday, a statement from the House of Commons executive board described the report as "difficult reading for us all.
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This led the executive board to the conclusion that the I.O.C. needs to take the next step in its scenario-planning.
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Porsche intends to intensify its collaboration in the field of battery technology, said Lutz Meschke, deputy chairman of Porsche's executive board.
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A Russian delegation that included Evgenia Medvedeva, the silver medalist in women's figure skating, made a presentation to the executive board.
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A spokesman for the International Monetary Fund, meanwhile, said its executive board was to meet informally on Friday to discuss Argentina.
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Marita Baker, an APY executive board member, told the newspaper that the camels were causing problems in her community of Kanypi.
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While executive board members are meant to be independent of their country of origin, they are put forward by national governments.
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Last year, Shah and Lerner were promoted to JLL&aposs global executive board, bringing all tech at JLL under their control.
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The IOC Executive Board last week recommended the three as candidates for the Olympics in eight years time, dropping Turkey's Erzurum.
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As an established scholar in diversity, she served on the executive board of the International Society for Diversity Management in Berlin.
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The IOC has said it would decide at its executive board meeting next month on the participation of Russian competitors at Pyeongchang.
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Diess, who has a doctorate in assembly automation and spent eight years on BMW's executive board, came to VW with high ambitions.
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Ingves said the rate decision was finely balanced, but with other central banks also easing policy, the Executive Board should be proactive.
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"In the upcoming strategy period, the Executive Board will also consider increasing transparency regarding the Board's monetary policy discussion," Norges Bank said.
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The first tranche of credit, worth $15bn, will be disbursed shortly after the IMF's executive board approves the deal on June 20th.
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"Helicopter money is not currently part of the discussion in the Governing Council," ECB Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said on Wednesday.
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Orcel has been head of UBS Group's investment banking business since 2014 and a member of the bank's executive board since 2012.
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Indicated 0.4 pct higher The company said it will add two members to its executive board, Heinrich Schaper and Jean-Yves Parisot.
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Refinitiv will be entitled to nominate three non-executive board members for as long as they hold at least 25% of LSE.
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Three of its six-strong executive board will depart, notably its president, Mario Draghi, and its chief economist, Peter Praet (see graphic).
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See if you can spot it in this tweet: Indeed, Audi's executive board is whiter and more male than Donald Trump's cabinet.
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He had been head of UBS Group's investment banking business since 2014 and a member of the bank's executive board since 2012.
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On Monday, prosecutor Carmen Launa did not rule out pressing fraud charges against other former Bankia executives and non-executive board members.
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Takeda, a vice president on Tokyo 2020's executive board, has also proclaimed his innocence and denied anything improper with the bid.
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The split among policymakers has become evident even within the six-member Executive Board, putting top allies of Draghi in different camps.
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Media reports indicate that changes on the executive board are being considered but in our opinion, the bank's management team is deep.
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The executive board of the 28500 million-member group, which advocates for retirees and their families, voted to endorse Clinton on Wednesday.
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Otto Fricke, member of the federal executive board of Germany's FDP, told CNBC Monday that talks were going well enough for now.
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The United States Olympic Committee, after a meeting of its executive board, ordered the pair dropped from the team and sent home.
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A labor source said then this was because his new position failed to secure him a role on the group's executive board.
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In a statement, the bank's executive board cited low inflationary pressure in the country and abroad mainly due to lower oil prices.
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The executive board of the 4 million-member group, which advocates for retirees and their families, voted to endorse Clinton on Wednesday.
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A company spokesman said executive board appointments were a matter to be decided by the supervisory board and declined to comment further.
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Tammo Diemer, a member of the executive board, German Finance Agency, stressed that reinvestments from maturing bonds would continue to support bonds.
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Peter A. Sands, a former chief executive of Standard Chartered Bank, was chosen by the fund's executive board over three other candidates.
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Citgo also has an executive board that includes the refiner's general managers, its corporate treasurer and the controller, and other vice presidents.
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Among those doing the questioning is Benoît Coeuré, one of six members of the central bank's executive board, which oversees its operations.
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Three insiders, including a member of Memorial Sloan Kettering's executive board, were company co-founders, and three other board members were investors.
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McConnell said the results of the investigation would be presented to the executive board of the I.O.C. before it meets next June.
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Delabrière took over as chairman of Zodiac's executive board in June, a fortnight after the company agreed on the deal with Safran.
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Earlier this month, the International Olympic Committee's executive board recommended that hosting rights for both Games be awarded at the same time.
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On September 25th Sabine Lautenschläger, a member of the bank's executive board, resigned unexpectedly, even though her term expires only in 2022.
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TOTAL RECALL Quiz time The International Olympic Committee's executive board recommended this sport be added to the 2024 Summer Games in Paris.
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BERLIN - Governing Council of the ECB to hold monetary policy meeting (external meeting) MONDAY, JUNE 1950 STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 1100 GMT.
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BERLIN - Governing Council of the ECB to hold monetary policy meeting (external meeting) MONDAY, JUNE 226 STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting - 193 GMT.
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CFO Simone Menne will step down from the executive board at her own request at the end of August, Lufthansa said on Thursday.
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The IOC Executive Board on Wednesday finalised weight categories (eight men, five women) for the Tokyo Games as well as the qualification system.
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International Olympic Committee members voted unanimously to seek a consensus three-way deal between the two bid cities and the committee's executive board.
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It made "a voluntary one-time special payment", enabling the payment of the "recognition bonus" to the executive board, the annual report said.
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The IOC has said that it would decide at its executive board meeting next month on the participation of Russian competitors at Pyeongchang.
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On Thursday, a source told Reuters that Munich prosecutors had arrested a former VW executive board member in connection with Audi's emissions manipulations.
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The company announced its executive board approved a buyback programme for own shares using the authorisation granted by the recent extraordinary shareholder meeting.
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The stealth move came weeks after a confrontation between the Dutch government and the company's French-dominated executive board over waning Dutch influence.
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Orcel has been the head of UBS Group's investment banking business since 2014 and a member of the banks's executive board since 2012.
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European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi, Chief Economist Peter Praet and Executive Board Member Benoit Coeure are among those officials scheduled to speak.
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The IMF Executive Board is expected to meet "shortly to consider the most recent developments," according to a statement provided by a spokesperson.
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On August 11th Mr Jarvis agreed to let the fund lend Egypt $12 billion over three years, pending approval by its executive board.
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Mansfield stepped down from the Apple executive board in 2013, yet stayed around the company to work on, what Apple called, special projects.
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The IOC's executive board met by teleconference on Sunday and is set to deliver one of the most momentous decisions in its history.
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Former President George W. Bush tapped Wright as the alternate US delegate to the World Health Organization Executive Board from 2007 to 2009.
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The talks are aimed at reaching a staff-level agreement, which would be submitted to the IMF's executive board for consideration, Rice said.
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The IOC said it would discuss the matter at its executive board meeting in Pyeongchang next week to decide on any further action.
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Two-thirds of the executive board voted to oust him and a party arbitration body must now decide whether to let that stand.
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Dutch pension fund manager APG Group NV has appointed Wim Henk Steenpoorte as member of the executive board responsible for pension fund services.
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"The IOC executive board has major concerns with regard to the situation within AIBA in different aspects," IOC President Thomas Bach told reporters.
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While SEIU for now is staying neutral on the next Democratic National Committee chairperson, the AFL-CIO executive board recently endorsed Minnesota Rep.
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Argentina and the International Monetary Fund reached a three-year, $50 billion loan agreement Thursday, which is subject to IMF executive board approval.
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Ajan, 78, was speaking in Anaheim at the weekend, where the IWF adopted a hardline approach to doping at an executive board meeting.
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The former culture minister, Audrey Azoulay, was elected by Unesco's executive board, meeting at the organization's Paris headquarters, to a four-year term.
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"We have all been touched by the magnitude of this refugee crisis," IOC President Thomas Bach said following the Executive Board meeting Wednesday.
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Without the protection afforded by the payments, Mr. Lafont advised the executive board that the plant would need to close, probably in September.
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If he is chosen by the World Bank's executive board, his departure would mean yet another vacancy at an already thinly staffed Treasury.
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Yesenia serves on the organization's executive board, while Hillary, who is currently in school to be a veterinarian, acts as pet outreach coordinator.
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European Central Bank Executive Board Member Benoit Coeure said Friday in a newspaper that the recovery had finally arrived in the euro zone.
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"The IOC Executive Board is deeply shocked and saddened by the abuse scandal in the U.S. Gymnastics Federation," Bach said in a statement.
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IMF spokesman Gerry Rice said the staff-level agreement would be reviewed by the Fund's executive board and IMF management in early April.
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The UAW executive board also filed charges against Pearson on Wednesday, seeking to remove him from office and expel him from the union.
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At the fund's executive board meeting on Monday, the board could ask for her resignation immediately, or Ms. Lagarde could offer it voluntarily.
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They are also a bold step by Kerkhoff, who was recently brought in as a stopgap manager amid turmoil on the executive board.
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Following a Tokyo 2020 executive board meeting in Fukushima Prefecture, Nomura was named as the chief executive creative director overseeing all four ceremonies.
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The president has an executive board and a Governing Council to make decisions, but they are still seen as very influential in policymaking.
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"Tribal children have suffered unfairly for years in the Wolf Point School District," said Melina Healey, the lawyer representing the tribal executive board.
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The decision, announced after a three-hour meeting via teleconference of the International Olympic Committee's executive board, came just 12 days before the Aug.
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"I do not see the ECB issuing banking licences to empty shell companies," Lautenschlaeger, who sits on the ECB's executive board, said in London.
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The IOC Executive Board has agreed to set up a working group to explore potential changes to the process and report back in July.
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Yves Mersch, a member of the ECB's executive board, was dismissive of these digital tokens but he urged commercial banks to provide an alternative.
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In backing de Leon, a majority of the party&aposs 360-member executive board ignored Feinstein&aposs calls to stay neutral in the race.
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This month, shareholder advisory firms Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) and Glass Lewis recommended that investors not give the executive board their seal of approval.
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The International Olympic Committee is set to decide on Russia's participation in the Winter games at its executive board meeting on Dec. 5-7.
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"We call on all countries to implement decisions that are evidence-based and consistent," he told the WHO executive board, reiterating his earlier message.
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"We discussed about the ticketing situation, which is improving," Dubi said after a progress report on the Pyeongchang Games to the IOC Executive Board.
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"Using fiscal space would speed up the euro area's return o growth," Benoit Coeure, who sits on the ECB's executive board, told a conference.
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"The Executive Board has met on previous occasions to consider developments related to the legal proceedings in France," Rice said in a brief statement.
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At a meeting in the Italian resort of Anterselva on Saturday, the IBU said its executive board decided to further investigate seven individual athletes.
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Commerzbank's executive board is reportedly set to decide whether to intensify discussions with Deutsche Bank — or back away from a deal — on April 9.
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"There are other instruments of monetary policy still available," Sabine Lautenschlaeger, the ECB Executive Board member responsible for banking supervision, said in Lucerne, Switzerland.
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This month, shareholder advisory firms Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) and Glass Lewis recommended investors not to give the executive board their seal of approval.
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This "gives us testosterone and enthusiasm" to buy new equipment and products now, said Drew Greenblatt, a manufacturing president and NAM executive board member.
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"The level of concern is high, as is the level of uncertainty," Dr. Margaret Chan, WHO's director-general, told her organization's executive board members.
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The IOC's Executive Board has frozen planning for next year's Olympic boxing tournament and suspended contact between AIBA and the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee.
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On Monday, lawyers for Rato and the three other former executive board members sought permission to include more documents as part of their defense.
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It is wonderful news that the World Health Organization Executive Board has announced that 2020 will be the 'Year of the Nurse and Midwife.
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Following is the transcript of an exclusive CNBC interview with Benoît Coeuré, European Central Bank Executive Board Member, from the European House Ambrosetti Forum.
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Volkswagen (VW) has said its executive board did not learn about the severity of emissions test cheating using illegal software until late August 2015.
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Executive board member Iqbal Khan wants to expand credit to rich clients as a way to grow the bank's wealth management business, SonntagsZeitung reported.
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SAP is lead by an executive board, but the true political power of the company still resides with its founder and chairman, Hasso Plattner.
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The Executive Board of the stock exchange operator is due to present the group's strategy at its Investor Day event (1000 GMT) in London.
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She reviews their files, delegates the granular stuff to Flag and presents the project to the military brass who function as her executive board.
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The I.O.C. holds considerable sway over AIBA, which runs boxing at the Olympics, and Mr. Wu is also on the I.O.C.'s executive board.
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The logistics group plans to test delivery vans equipped with fuel-cell drives, German magazine Der Spiegel reported, citing executive board member Juergen Gerdes.
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The residential geothermal company Dandelion has raised another $4.5 million and added energy tech entrepreneur Daniel Yates as an executive board member and investor.
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"The viability of business models is currently one of the main points of attention," said Lautenschlaeger, who also sits on the ECB's Executive board.
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Should the International Olympic Committee's executive board agree that there was institutionalized doping in Russia, the country could be hit with an overall ban.
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An I.O.C. executive board member, Ugur Erdener, who will be part of the group that will make the decision, declined to confirm the case.
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The IMF executive board is expected to approve Serbia's current loan programme at a quarterly review meeting at its Washington headquarters later on Wednesday.
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" The executive board of Local 802 wrote in an email to its members that many musicians "will be severely impacted by the impending cuts.
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The growth projections came in a report released in Washington on Monday about an Article IV consultation in Thailand by the IMF's executive board.
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The IOC "took note" of the IAAF decision and announced a telephone meeting of its executive board on Saturday to discuss the next steps.
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DETROIT — The executive board of the United Auto Workers has started the process of removing President Gary Jones from his position and the union.
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"The executive board regrets the resignation of Ulrich Lehner and thanks him for the trustful collaboration," acting CEO Kerkhoff said in the company's statement.
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The WADA response is a further signal Russia could be facing Olympic expulsion when the 15-member IOC executive board discusses the crisis on Tuesday.
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"We are confident that our financial targets for 2018 would be met," said Morozov, who also serves as deputy chairman of the Sberbank's executive board.
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A temporary governor will be named by Ireland's Central Bank Commission to cover the three-month period following Lane's departure for the ECB's executive board.
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Also this month, shareholder advisory firms Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) and Glass Lewis recommended investors not to give the executive board their seal of approval.
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"There are several factors which have intensified," Yves Mersch, who sits on the ECB's Executive Board, told the paper, referring to the weeks since December.
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The central bank's executive board member said Germany would lose out if the ECB's inflation target or around, but just below, 2 percent was abandoned.
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He first joined the executive board in 1970 before becoming general secretary in 1976, a role he held until he was elected president in 2000.
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The report revealed it was International Olympic Committee (IOC) and WADA executive board members Francesco Ricci Bitti and Patrick Baumann who Scott claimed bullied her.
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Coeure, also a European Central Bank executive board member, added it was too soon to predict the result of the work that had just begun.
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Poll: The software maker said that executive board member Bernd Leukert mutually agreed with the supervisory board that he will depart the company, effective immediately.
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"The level of concern is high, as is the level of uncertainty," Dr. Margaret Chan, WHO's director-general, told her organization's executive board members then.
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He had previously served in other roles as a counselor to the ECB's Executive Board since 2011, after moving from the National Bank of Belgium.
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Ten out of 12 analysts and traders polled this week and last forecast the bank's executive board would leave borrowing costs unchanged on April 9.
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"In the case of Brexit, we have many banking groups coming in, probably," ECB executive board member and bank supervisor Sabine Lautenschlaeger said on Monday.
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"Norman is a tyrant," said William Valentin, who spent five years on the executive board and was kicked out by Mr. Seabrook in August 2015.
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While the IOC Executive Board has deferred the decision to the individual federations, they have taken a firm stance on the participation of Russian athletes.
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Lufthansa also has an option for a further 30 CSeries jets, with the decision on whether to exercise those up to the Lufthansa executive board.
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Smith, the CEO who stepped down last year and is now executive board chair, had a stake worth $20 million when he became chief executive.
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"Employment is increasing; that means an improvement in disposable income and more consumption," Praet, who sits on the ECB's Executive Board, said in an interview.
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His resignation came less than an hour after UAW's International Executive Board moved to remove him from his title and expel him from the union.
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WADA receives half of its money from the Olympic organization, and WADA's president, Craig Reedie, also sits on the executive board of the Olympic committee.
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Luis Garicano, economic advisor and executive board member of anti-independence party Ciudadanos, said he expected the voice of anti-independence voters to be heard.
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Indicated 0.04.1 percent higher Shareholder Active Ownership is seeking to appoint new executive board members, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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" His comments echoed Sunday's statement from the IOC executive board that said canceling the event "would not solve any of the problems or help anybody.
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He also expressed confidence that euro zone finance ministers would welcome the Italian candidate to succeed Benoit Coeure on the European Central Bank's executive board.
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Icelandic law since 2013 requires private companies with more than 50 employees to have at least 40 percent women — or men — on their executive board.
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The second biggest Swiss bank on Tuesday elevated Lara Warner to the post of group chief risk officer amid a reshuffle of its executive board.
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"The Executive Board remains highly prepared to make monetary policy even more expansionary, if necessary, even between the ordinary monetary policy meetings," the bank said.
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The agreement is subject to approval by the IMF's executive board and Ukraine passing a 2019 budget that meets the IMF's recommendations, a statement said.
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WADA's executive board was expected this week to receive a report into Russian antidoping compliance from a committee led by the British lawyer Jonathan Taylor.
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Speaking in Munich, ECB Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said the time to start winding down the ECB's extraordinary policy accommodation had "not yet" come.
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Bach, speaking on Sunday after an IOC Executive Board meeting ahead of this month's Winter Games, said discussions on the issue had been very emotional.
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The company also said that Chief Financial Officer Rainer Beaujean will take up the position of chairman of the executive board as an added responsibility.
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The IMF's executive board interviewed Georgieva, 65, the sole nominee for the job, on Tuesday, and is due to vote on her nomination on Wednesday.
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The International Olympics Committee discussed Pyeongchang's cold weather at its executive board meeting this week, Olympic Games Executive Director Christophe Dubi told a news conference.
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Mr. Varvel has more than 25 years experience at Credit Suisse, previously serving as chief executive of its investment bank and a member of the bank's executive board He stepped down from the executive board in October 2014 as part of a shake-up of the investment bank and took on the role of chairman for the Asia-Pacific and the Middle East regions.
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Yves Mersch, a member of the European Central Bank's executive board, also said Saturday that the European Commission needed "the facts on the table" from Italy.
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On Friday, Benoit Coeure, a member of the European Central Bank's executive board, said a new round of cheap multi-year loans to banks was possible.
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TUI said in a statement on Wednesday that she will join the executive board this July and her appointment is for a term of three years.
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Danske Bank has initiated a search process for the position as head of the new unit that also will join the Executive board in the group.
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The German government on Tuesday nominated Isabel Schnabel, a member of the German Council of Economic Experts, to a vacancy on the central bank's Executive Board.
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"In the first quarter of the current financial year, from today's perspective the Executive Board anticipates more subdued development," it said in a statement on Monday.
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Andreas Dombret is a member of the executive board of the Deutsche Bundesbank, Germany's central bank, and head of its department of banking and financial supervision.
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Not even Dick Pound of Canada, an outspoken critic of the decision not to implement a full ban, opposed Bach and the executive board on Tuesday.
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The IOC set up a panel of three executive board members to make the final call, taking into account the advice of an independent sports arbitrator.
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"If risks rise for one particular country, that's not a problem for monetary policy," Praet, who sits on the ECB's executive board, said in an interview.
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Other names being floated include Bank of Finland Governor Olli Rehn, as well as Germanys Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann, and ECB executive board member Benoit Coeure.
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Bronfman was a member of the Nxivm executive board, according to a US Justice Department news release, and faces between 21 and 27 months in prison.
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What to watch: The IMF executive board is likely to approve the program in early July, pending parliamentary approval of the Khan government's first annual budget.
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Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam and Chairman Urs Rohner purchased shares, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters, along with other members of the executive board.
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Over the years, he had consolidated absolute control over the operations of the union, often bypassing his executive board on even the most significant financial decisions.
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Comments from European Central Bank Executive Board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger calling for the ECB to roll back asset purchases in 2018 also boosted the single currency.
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The IOC's executive board also agreed to add mixed doubles in table tennis, mixed team events in judo, shooting and archery and a mixed team triathlon.
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Other announced reforms include: All of the "ethics reforms" have been approved by the UAW international executive board and are effective immediately, according to the union.
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"Our common objective is to reach a rapid conclusion to these discussions so as to present a proposal to the IMF executive board," the statement said.
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According to unwritten rules, Italy, France and Germany are de facto entitled to seats but are allocated only one each on the six-member executive board.
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The governors of Arizona, Arkansas, Iowa, Massachusetts, Mississippi, North Dakota, South Dakota, Indiana and Kentucky will all hold seats on the RGA's executive board next year.
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"We sought clarification from Mr. Takahashi; he stated he had inadvertently given his personal opinion in response to a hypothetical question," the IOC executive board responded.
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AI, as does a member of the cancer center's executive board, the chairman of its pathology department and the head of one of its research laboratories.
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Since becoming CEO in September, Rickenbacher has reduced the size of the Baer's executive board to boost efficiency and client focus, particularly on ultra-wealthy clientele.
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Mueller, who was a member of the German parliament from 2002 to 2008, was elected unanimously by the association's executive board, VDA said in a statement.
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At the time, he was the president of the Boy Scouts' executive board (a different position from the "honorary president" role now filled by Mr. Trump).
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The court also banned party leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, heir to an auto parts fortune and 15 other party executive board members from politics for 10 years.
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"The final decision by the IOC Executive Board has been taken already," said IOC spokesman Mark Adams when asked whether Stepanova's renewed appeal would be reviewed.
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The departure of Dybeck Happe comes at a bad time for Maersk, the world's biggest container shipping company, leaving only three members of its executive board.
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UAW's executive board took steps to remove its president, Gary Jones, and expel him from the union following allegations of bribery and misuse of union funds.
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Goerke left his HR role and the bank's executive board in late February to become Credit Suisse's senior adviser for new projects in Asia and China.
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The IMF's executive board rubber-stamped the previous tranche of funds in December, worth around $7.6 billion, after a staff-level agreement was reached in November.
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AI, as does a member of the cancer center's executive board, the chairman of its pathology department and the head of one of its research laboratories.
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This is one of four changes in the executive board of the ECB, which has only six members, taking place before the end of next year.
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But Dittes' letter to GM said that the union's executive board would meet at midnight, ahead of the separate union meeting scheduled later on Sunday morning.
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Tim Throsby, president of BI and Emily Portney, chief financial officer of BI will be appointed executive board members alongside five other independent non-executive appointments.
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The I.O.C.'s executive board, meeting in Switzerland, said it needed "more detailed information" after talking with Carlos Nuzman, the president of the Rio organizing committee.
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Yoshiro Mori, the president of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee, dismissed comments by an executive board member who said the Games should be delayed a year.
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AI, that was founded by a member of Memorial Sloan Kettering's executive board, the chair of the pathology department and the head of a research lab.
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A staff report, an accompanying document seen by Reuters and addressed to the IMF's executive board, outlined a raft of failings in Nigeria's handling of its economy.
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The International Monetary Fund's (IMF) executive board approved a three-year $1.5 billion loan to support Sri Lanka's economic reform agenda, the global lender said on Saturday.
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He'll join Eric Liedtke, Adidas executive board member, onstage to discuss a range of topics, including upending traditional manufacturing and the relationship between incumbents and disruptive startups.
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Led by Daniele Nouy, the Supervisory Board also includes representatives from each of the euro zone's 19 central banks plus a member of the ECB's Executive Board.
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Springer said late on Wednesday that its executive board was in negotiations with KKR and Friede Springer regarding a potential strategic investment in Berlin-based Axel Springer.
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In September, California took steps to remedy the issue by passing a law requiring public companies to have at least two female directors on the executive board.
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SAP named Thomas Saueressig as a new executive board member, following a leadership shakeup that saw Bill McDermott replaced by co-CEOs Jennifer Morgan and Christian Klein.
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Also helping the euro were comments from a European Central Bank Executive Board member, who called for the central bank to reduce its asset purchases next year.
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In 2011 both Axel Weber, then head of the Bundesbank, and Jürgen Stark, a member of the ECB's executive board, left over an earlier asset-purchase scheme.
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"For Porsche, 2016 was an eventful, emotional and, above all, highly successful year," Oliver Blume, chairman of the executive board of Porsche AG, said in a statement.
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German industrial gases group Linde has received a fresh approach from U.S. rival Praxair for a merger of equals and its executive board is reviewing the proposal.
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Tancred, a long serving lieutenant of Coates, was forced to step down last week and the AOC executive board said it would review the organization's workplace practices.
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The short answer is "absolutely," according to Jennifer Thomas, MD, IBCLC, a pediatrician and member of the executive board on breastfeeding for the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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"Even Germany put public money into the banks at the height of the crisis," Praet, who sits on the ECB's Executive Board, told German newspaper Die Zeit.
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Three other appointments to the ECB's six-member executive board are to be made over the next 18 months, including a replacement for Mario Draghi, the president.
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So is Benoît Cœuré, a Frenchman already on the ECB's executive board, though the ECB's rules seem unlikely to permit him a second term as a member.
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Yet Porsche isn't giving up on the internal combustion engine, according to a statement Monday from Michael Steiner of the automaker's Executive Board for Research and Development.
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"The Eurogroup today gave its support to the candidacy of Philip Lane to become a new member of the European Central Bank's executive board," the statement said.
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But Bini Smaghi, a former member of the ECB's executive board, expressed doubts about the viability of a rate hike before the conclusion of European quantitative easing.
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"It's necessary that monetary policy remain expansionary for a long time," Fabio Panetta, one of the Italian central banks's four executive board members, said in a speech.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Europe's productivity growth is sluggish and insufficient to raise living standards, requiring government action, European Central Bank Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said on Friday.
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IMF spokesman Gerry Rice gave no exact date for the meeting or the timeline for a decision, but said the Fund's executive board would meet very soon.
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He serves on the board of directors for American Physician Partners and is a member of the executive board of the Middle Tennessee Boy Scouts of America.
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The IOC has said it would decide during its executive board meeting next month on the participation of Russian competitors at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in February.
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Last week, European Central Bank Executive Board Member Yves Mersch called on police officers to supply evidence that the notes were facilitating crime, according to media reports.
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"The executive board and the supervisory board regard the price per Innogy share offered by E.ON to be fair in absolute terms," Innogy said in a statement.
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S is making changes to its executive board, the bank said on Monday, appointing David Miller as Chief Executive of its investment banking and capital markets business.
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Egypt's deputy finance minister told Reuters on Wednesday the IMF would discuss Egypt's loan at a "future" executive board meeting, not at its annual meeting this week.
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When a member of its executive board said that a wealthy New York real estate developer named Trump wanted to meet him, Lown jumped at the chance.
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But the ouster of a third of the bank's non-executive board, including the first two directors to leave since the allegations were made public on Aug.
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On Monday, the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) executive board gave its leader, Christine Lagarde, a reprieve from several withering years of uncertainty in the courts of France.
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Australia's decision came hours after the International Olympic Committee's executive board said it was considering postponing -- but not canceling -- this Games, scheduled to begin on July 24.
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The Fund's executive board is due to consider a bailout for Congo on Thursday after the government agreed to restructure a portion of its debt to China.
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But because the proposal was for the 2018-19 season, it was postponed for consideration until the federation's Alpine executive board meets again in May in Greece.
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Eleven out of 13 analysts and traders polled this week and last said bank's executive board would leave the rate RSCBIR=ECI unchanged at this week's meeting.
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Angela Ruggiero, a four-time Olympian and former member of the International Olympic Committee executive board, believes that esports will eventually become part of the Olympic Games.
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Otto Fricke, member of the federal executive board for Germany's Free Democratic Party laid out his party's vision for Europe in an interview with CNBC on Friday.
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LONDON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is "very worried" about the spread of the coronavirus, new ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel said on Thursday.
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However, ECB Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel said the bank would not be able to ignore the risks if the coronavirus gains a firm foothold in Europe.
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Later this month the German finance ministry must name a replacement for Sabine Lautenschläger, a monetary hawk who unexpectedly resigned from the ECB's executive board in September.
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The institute's executive board members include Microsoft President Brad Smith, former Interpol President Khoo Boon Hui and Alejandro Becerra Gonzalez, the global information security director for Telefonica.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Euro zone finance ministers, known as the Eurogroup, recommended Italy's Fabio Panetta on Wednesday for the six-member executive board of the European Central Bank.
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On her behalf, the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association have asked the International Ski Federation's Alpine executive board if Vonn can race against men sometime next season.
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This respect that I have for these people will translate to respect from my executive board and the executive officers for the people at the sales floor.
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The I.O.C. has not publicly clarified its guidelines, and the matter is expected to be discussed at the Olympic committee's executive board meetings in Switzerland this week.
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DUESSELDORF (Reuters) - The European Central Bank should raise interest rates "the second inflation rises again", Andreas Dombret an executive board member of Germany's Bundesbank, said on Thursday.
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The UAW's Region 5 Director Vance Pearson, who's also a member of the union's International Executive Board, was arrested last week and charged with embezzling union funds.
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The gold card and executive board membership gimmicks are nevertheless getting results, said Tom Sather, the senior director of research at the email data solutions firm Return Path.
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The 10 gold card-related emails had a far higher open rate of 18 percent, and executive board emails had an open rate of 19 percent, he said.
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ECB Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said France's respect for the rules would help discussions the government hopes to launch about common budget measures in the euro zone.
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According to the "Dog the Bounty Hunter" site, Chapman served on the executive board of the national association before winning a bid for its presidency in February 2016.
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WirtschaftsWoche said it obtained a leaked document, marked "strictly confidential" spelling out SAP's plan, which it said had been decided on July 15 by the company's executive board.
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As previously flagged, founder Richard Elman, 21, said on Thursday he was stepping down as executive chairman to take on a non-executive board role as chairman emeritus.
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The IOC's Executive Board said planning for the Olympic boxing tournament had been frozen, with immediate effect, and contact suspended between AIBA and the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee.
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She subsequently took on roles as a minister in Japan's mission to the United Nations and as chairwoman of the executive board of the United Nations Children's Fund.
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Alexander Morozov, deputy chairman of Sberbank's executive board and chief financial officer, said that the bank's return on equity declined due to a slowdown in net interest income.
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The Beijing government is sincere in resolving Taiwan's concerns on the virus and "measures taken are positive", China's delegate Li Song told the WHO's executive board in Geneva.
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The IMF said its 24-member executive board recommended that the change be approved by the IMF board of governors, which includes representatives from all 189 member countries.
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There was a girl at my school whose dad owns one of the biggest car dealerships in the UK and sits on the executive board professional soccer team.
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The IOC Executive Board voted unanimously in favour of the proposal put forward by Tokyo 2020, recommending it as a package, IOC vice president John Coates told reporters.
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"The new member of the executive board will replace Peter Praet and will serve a non-renewable 8-year term, as of 1 June 2019," the statement said.
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The IMF statement followed a decision by its executive board to approve the disbursement of $77.8 million as part of a three-year, $680.7-million financial aid package.
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Springer did not give a breakdown of compensation paid to its executive board, which is headed by CEO Mathias Doepfner and was recently enlarged to number five members.
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A former Audi engine chief who subsequently became a member of the executive board of VW's sports-car brand Porsche was arrested last year and remains in custody.
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"The Executive Board has decided to purchase government bonds for a further SEK 45 billion during the second half of 2016," the central bank said in a statement.
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BRASILIA, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Cielo SA chief executive Rômulo Dias will step down to join the executive board of Banco Bradesco SA, according to the companies on Friday.
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For more news click Five members of BSI's executive board will join EFG's executive committee once the Zurich-based bank has closed its acquisition of the Ticinese lender.
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The IMF's executive board ratified its third review of Argentina's economic progress under a major financing deal agreed last year, unlocking a roughly $2662.66 billion tranche of funds.
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The move, which took the French by surprise, came weeks after a confrontation between the Dutch government and the company's French-dominated executive board over waning Dutch influence.
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European Central Bank (ECB) executive board member Benoit Coeure referred to the reversal rate in July last year in discussing when further rate cuts could become counter-productive.
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Kaufmann, executive board member responsible for legal and compliance as well as North America and Western Europe, had been a member of the management board since February 2014.
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Monday's statement by the non-executive board was published in a joint reply from Bayer's management and supervisory boards to countermotions brought by some shareholders for the AGM.
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"If we're not helping to write the laws, we're going to get written out of them," said Jonathan Collier, Executive Board Member of the Nevada County Cannabis Alliance.
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Two sources close to Audi also said the questioning by Jones Day had yielded no evidence against Stadler, who joined VW group's nine-member executive board in 2010.
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Even though the Define American chapter he leads hadn't yet been formally approved by the University, Tuero got together with his chapter executive board and drafted a Change.
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Major shareholder advisory firms Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) and Glass Lewis last week recommended investors not to give the executive board their seal of approval at the AGM.
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Spain, the euro zone's fourth-largest economy, has not had a representative on the executive board of the ECB since Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo's term ended in 2012.
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France has requested European Central Bank executive board member Benoit Coeure set up a G-7 task force to look into cryptocurrencies and digital coins such as Libra.
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"I wouldn't say that monetary policy has reached its limit," Executive Board members Benoit Coeure said answering a question from a member of the European Parliament in Brussels.
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"My concern is that there seems to have been an attempt to agree an outcome before any evidence has been presented," IOC Executive Board member Patrick Hickey said.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Economy Minister said on Monday he was "convinced" that Spain would have a seat on the European Central Bank's six-person executive board next year.
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But in the past they were often outnumbered on the ECB's Governing Council, which includes the euro zone's 19 national governors and the ECB's six Executive Board members.
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"I mentioned March because we want to hold exploratory talks by mid-January," Merkel told reporters after a meeting of the executive board of her Christian Democrats (CDU).
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In addition to the firing of Lima, appearance fees for national team players remain a bone of contention, and women remain absent from the C.B.F.'s executive board.
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Both the club and beIN Sports are run by Nasser al-Khelaifi, a Qatari national who was elected to a position on UEFA's executive board earlier this year.
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Alas, her term as a member on the executive board will be coming to an end at the end of October and she will not be re-appointed.
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For the first time, its entire membership will get to vote on the host; in the past, that choice had been reserved for its 22022-member executive board.
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The I.O.C. said its executive board on Wednesday proposed suspending AIBA — a move that will go before the full I.O.C. membership at their June 24-26 annual meeting.
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AI, that was founded by a member of the cancer center's executive board, the chairman of its pathology department and the head of one of its research laboratories.
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"The Executive Board of Continental AG has decided to no longer pursue the preparation of a potential partial IPO of Vitesco Technologies," the company said in a statement.
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"The Eurogroup gave its support to the candidacy of Fabio Panetta for the position of the new member of the ECB's executive board," the ministers said on Twitter.
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Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund's 24-member executive board agreed to delay a discussion on recognizing Guaido until next week, board sources with knowledge of discussions told Reuters.
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The agreement, pending IMF Executive Board approval, would bring the total amount available under the program to $57.4 billion by the end of 2021, up from $50 billion.
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The appointment marks Julius Baer's third executive board change this year after it announced replacements for Latin America head Gustavo Raitzin and Jan Bielinski as chief communications officer.
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They came just days after ECB Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said he 'hoped' the bank had extended the bond buys, designed to boost inflation, for the last time.
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Two people familiar with Kim's announcement to the World Bank executive board said he was leaving of his own accord and was "not pushed out" by the Trump administration.
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"Subject to a quick and positive conclusion of these discussions, staff expects the third program review to be considered by the IMF Executive Board around mid-September," it said.
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LAUSANNE (Reuters) - The hosting rights for both the 2024 and 2028 Olympic Games should be awarded at the same time, the International Olympic Committee's executive board recommended on Friday.
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The socialists, the second biggest parliamentary caucus, have long called for more gender balance in the ECB, where out of six executive board members only one is a woman.
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Even so, France and Italy fell out after Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, another Italian on the bank's six-strong executive board, initially refused to give way to a French national.
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"Should the Norwegian economy be exposed to new major shocks, the Executive Board will ... not exclude the possibility that the key policy rate may turn negative," Norges Bank said.
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"Directors stressed that an immediate and substantial fiscal adjustment is essential to improve debt sustainability, which will require strong and sustained political commitment," the IMF executive board statement said.
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By the end of the year, three members of the six-strong executive board and eight of the 19 national governors, who also vote on rates, will have left.
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"That is one of the points we explained to the IOC," Nuzman told reporters after the organizers made their final progress report to the International Olympic Committee's Executive Board.
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"Deutsche Boerse AG Executive Board does not expect successful completion of discussions concerning the purchase of certain FX business units," Deutsche Boerse said about its own talks with Refinitiv.
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"Renewable energies will be the mainstay of global power supply in the future," said Karsten Lemmer, an executive board member of the German Aerospace Center, said in the statement.
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" Last week, ECB executive board member Benoit Coeure said the bank was carefully studying "schemes used in other jurisdictions to mitigate possible adverse consequences for the bank lending channel.
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The IOC's executive board will meet on Saturday to receive the report of a panel it had set up to assess Russia's adherence to the Pyeongchang code of conduct.
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The sport was nearly ejected from the 2020 Games in Tokyo on the recommendation of the International Olympic Committee's executive board, but the IOC later granted it a reprieve.
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PIRC also urged investors to vote for a resolution instructing Danske's board to look into claiming damages from some members of the audit committee, risk committee and executive board.
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Arthur Goldstein, a Weingarten critic on the executive board of the union's New York City affiliate, United Federation of Teachers, told me that working with DeVos is probably futile.
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Monetary stimulus will not last forever, but it is still too early to discuss winding down the ECB's bond-purchase programme, Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said on Friday.
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He has also been CEO of Winterthur Insurance, was a member of the executive board at Credit Suisse and was a prime architect of restructuring at chemicals group Clariant.
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By 2006, he was on its executive board, and the growing economic catastrophes of the Bush administration became his best weapon in bringing his father to the Democratic side.
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Lori Alexander is a National Board Certified Teacher for the District of Columbia, Executive Board Member and Instructor for the Washington Teachers' Union, AFT Teacher Leader, and TeachStrong Ambassador.
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A UBS statement said that the incentive compensation pool for the group executive board including the group CEO, as well as the overall pool for employees, had been reduced.
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Euro zone finance ministers launched the process of choosing his replacement last week, kicking off two years of significant change on the six-member executive board of the ECB.
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The organisation's executive board has recommended that at the same session, the city that misses out on the 2024 Games should be named as host for the 2028 Olympics.
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The report - from the fund's acting secretary and addressed to members of its executive board - is set to form part of the IMF's verdict, although Nigeria can request alterations.
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Sommer's appointment means seven new executives have been named to the management board since the scandal erupted, while only two members were on the executive board before September 2015.
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Euro zone bond yields rose across the board after European Central Bank Executive Board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger said the central bank should hold off on new monetary easing measures.
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In addition, Peter Praet and Benoît Coeuré, members of the E.C.B.'s executive board, will speak that day in Frankfurt at a conference of economists who study monetary policy.
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Juergen Kerner, a member of IG Metall union's executive board and Siemens' controlling panel, said workers will continue to resist any moves by Siemens to adopt a holding structure.
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IMF Deputy MD Lipton, ECB executive board member Sabine Lauternschlager, Basel Committee Secretary General Bill Coen, Japan Financial Services Agency's Ryozo Himino, Philippines Central Bank governor-elect Nestor Espenilla.
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Hansson, known as a hawk on the ECB council, has been mentioned in media reports as a potential candidate for a seat on the ECB's six-person executive board.
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The company was founded by Memorial Sloan Kettering insiders, including a member of the executive board, the chair of the pathology department and the head of a research lab.
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Benoît Coeuré, a member of the bank's executive board, said last month that he hoped the need for central bank bond buying would have run its course by September.
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The I.M.F. Executive Board decided to open a new line of credit worth $3.9 billion, aid that could help prop up Ukraine as it goes on a war footing.
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The IMF has said it delayed submitting a 2019 year-end review to its executive board as it waits for Congo Republic to finalise a deal with the traders.
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The IMF has said it delayed submitting a 2019 year-end review to its executive board as it waits for Congo Republic to finalize a deal with the traders.
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The first public crack in the IOC's determined facade appeared on March 22 when the committee's executive board announced they had stepped up "scenario-planning" for a possible postponement.
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A new candidate would be nominated very soon for the role of president of the executive board "to give continuity to the business plan and the recapitalisation already approved".
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The fund, set up to maintain the stability of Greece's banking system, is managed by two distinct bodies — a three-member executive board and a nine-member general council.
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A designer keen to stay in the background could appeal to the brand's executive board, which hopes to reposition Brioni-the-brand — and its heritage — back in the spotlight.
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"It's a challenge for Indonesia's democracy," said Bonar Tigor Naipospos, vice chairman of the executive board of the Setara Institute for Democracy and Peace, a research institute in Jakarta.
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Conrad Albert, board member responsible for external affairs and industry relations and general counsel, has been appointed as deputy chairman of the executive board with immediate effect, it said.
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Each of the euro zone's three biggest economies — Germany, France and Italy — have traditionally had one representative on the executive board, and the Italian seat falls open on Oct.
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"By combining Google Cloud's technology with Lufthansa Group's operational expertise, we are driving the digitization of our operation even further," said Detlef Kayser, an executive board member at Lufthansa.
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"That is one of the points that we explained to the IOC," Games chief Carlos Nuzman told reporters after the organisers' final progress report to the IOC Executive board.
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Mannes is an Executive Board Member of InfraGard, the FBI-coordinated partnership for infrastructure protection and the host of "The 3rd Side of the Story" show on Wildfire Radio.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 20 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund's Executive Board on Friday approved a three-year $2.9 billion financing package to support Ethiopia's economic reform program, the IMF said.
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Gunvor went through major restructuring last year which included the expansion of its executive board, job losses across the company and a new natural gas trading desk in London.
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The union said all active members of the UAW International Executive Board also supported the dismissal of Vance Pearson, the regional director charged with embezzling union funds in September.
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The IMF said its Executive Board also approved a new three-year $395 million financing arrangement for Somalia under its Extended Credit Facility (ECF) and Extended Fund Facility (EFF).
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The working group is headed by Markus Grolms, deputy chairman of Thyssenkrupp's supervisory board, and Oliver Burkhard, member of the group's executive board, where he is chief human resources officer.
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In September, Danske Bank said the first whistleblower report had been sent to its executive board, its group compliance unit and its internal auditor at the end of December 2013.
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Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said euro zone banks can deal with rock-bottom interest rates and actually benefit from the central bank's efforts to prop up growth and inflation .
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Finance Minister Hartwig Loeger praised Arnoldner's years of experience in the sector as CEO of Alcatel-Lucent Austria AG and most recently as executive board member at T-Systems Austria.
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The government had expected the Executive board to conclude the third review in June to enable it receive a fourth disbursement of around $115 million in balance of payment support.
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Bronfman, who will be sentenced on July 25, was a member of NXIVM's executive board, according to the U.S. Justice Department, and faces between 21 and 27 months in prison.
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The IOC has said it will decide during its executive board meeting next month on the participation of Russian competitors at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics in South Korea in February.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi on Thursday praised Germany's nominee for the executive board Isabel Schnabel as an excellent economist who would enhance discussions at the bank.
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Sikka, a former member of the executive board at German software firm SAP, took the top job at Infosys in 2014, becoming the first CEO not to be a founder.
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In Barcelona, the Catalonian capital, TV3 is part of a corporation whose executive board is chosen by the Catalan Parliament — and which gave an equally nuance-free pro-independence perspective.
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Following pressure from an activist investor to overhaul Stada, long-serving Chief Executive Hartmut Retzlaff last year resigned on health grounds, to be replaced by executive board member Matthias Wiedenfels.
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"Asia continues to play an ever increasing role in our strategy," Helmut Matschi, member of the Executive Board at Continental and head of the Interior division, said in a statement.
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Most recently Airbus, a big European aircraft manufacturer, has cleared out its executive board over a long-running corruption scandal that could cost it as much as $3bn in fines.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - The European Central Bank concurs with the International Monetary Fund on the need for a strong policy package for Greece, executive board member Benoit Coeure said on Tuesday.
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The IOC Executive Board is to hold a telephone conference on Tuesday to take its first decisions, which may include provisional measures and sanctions with regard to the Rio Olympics.
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The assistance is subject to approval by the IMF's executive board and also hinges on Ukraine passing a satisfactory budget with a deficit below 2.5 percent of gross domestic product.
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In a separate statement, Folli said that its board accepted the resignation of CEO Koutsolioutsos and asked him to remain a non-executive board member to help the new management.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - Participation by the ECB President Mario Draghi and ECB Executive Board Member Benoit Coeure in the IMF/World Bank spring meetings in Washington, D.C., USA (to April 13).
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It has not been confirmed whether surfing will feature at the Paris 2024 Olympics, with its inclusion awaiting final approval by the International Olympic Committee Executive Board in December 2020.
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Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said euro zone banks can deal with rock bottom interest rates and actually benefit from the central bank's efforts to prop up growth and inflation.
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Two people familiar with Kim's shock announcement to the World Bank executive board said he was leaving of his own accord and was "not pushed out" by the Trump administration.
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"For Thyssenkrupp it is now important that the remaining executive board around Guido Kerkhoff continues to shape the company's change process with the same high level of commitment," she said.
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However, Benoit Cœure, a member of the ECB's executive board, failed to rule out the bank becoming even more expansionary at its next meeting, in an interview with Rheinische Post.
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