KNOWING THE GREAT MINDS - 2
B N Adarkar was appointed as an interim governor till
S Jagannathan could take over as Governor. He was a professional economist and
served for many years in the office of the Economic Adviser of the Government
of India and also held important positions in the Ministry of Commerce &
Industry prior to his appointment as the Deputy Governor of the Bank. He
also served as India's Executive Director at the IMF and as Deputy Governor. He
played an active role in the establishment of the National Institute of Bank
Management.
N C Sen Gupta was appointed Governor for three
months till K R Puri could assume office. Prior to his appointment as the
Governor, he was working as Secretary to the Department of Banking in the
Ministry of Finance.
* The floating exchange
rate is a regime where a country’s currency is
set by the foreign-exchange market through supply and demand for that
particular currency relative to other currencies. Thus, floating exchange rates
change freely and are determined by trading in the forex markets. This is in contrast to a "fixed
exchange rate" regime.
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