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Sri Mulyani Likely to Be Named Central Bank Governor: Presidential Spokesman
Camelia Pasandaran | February 10, 2010

Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati taking an oath at a hearing held by the House of Representatives committee investigating Bank Century in Jakarta.  (JG Photo/Yudhi Sukma Wijaya) Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati taking an oath at a hearing held by the House of Representatives committee investigating Bank Century in Jakarta. (JG Photo/Yudhi Sukma Wijaya)
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Kiai Carita
12:51pm Feb 11, 2010

Better still: Sri Mulyani for President. She is the only person in government wearing trousers. I love Sri Mulyani!


Marmz
9:56pm Feb 10, 2010

"Rumors had been circulating at the House of Representatives this week that Bakrie had publicly slammed the Bank Century bailout as part of a political deal to obtain the vice presidential seat and topple his rival Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati. There were also rumors that Yudhoyono was planning to replace Sri Mulyani in early February." From another story in today's JG. Prescient...


jacobian64
4:22pm Feb 10, 2010

well that's just great, but then who will be as finance minister? I mean I like what sri mulyani doing as a minister in financial reform. it would be interesting to see what happens next then. :-)


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The position of Bank Indonesia governor, which has been vacant since Boediono left the role last year to become the nation’s vice president, would likely be filled by Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati, a presidential spokesman said on Wednesday afternoon.

“Yes, it seems that way,” spokesman Julian Pasha said at the president’s office when asked whether Sri Mulyani was the candidate for the position.

“The president is now considering several names and is in the process of finalizing it,” he said.

“The coordinating minister for the economy (Hatta Radjasa) will announce it today.”

Sri Mulyani has been in the spotlight for her role in the decision to rescue ailing lender Bank Century with a Rp 6.7 trillion ($710 million) bailout in November 2008.

Demonstrators have recently called on the finance minister to step down over her role in the controversial decision. Boediono, who was central bank governor when the bailout was granted, has also faced public criticism.

If Sri Mulyani is named as the new head of Bank Indonesia she will replace Darmin Nasution, who has been acting as the temporary governor.




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