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14/06/2013
Deputy Gov Of BoE To Stand Down After 33 Years
The Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, Paul Tucker, is to step down from his post at the financial institution.
Tucker, who has been at the bank for 33 years, was one of the candidates to succeed Sir Mervyn King as Governor.
Reporting on his departure, the BBC quoted Tucker as saying: "It has been an extraordinary honour to serve at the Bank of England over the past thirty years.
"I am very proud that, through the Bank and the wider central banking community, I have been able to make a contribution to monetary and financial stability."
Sir Mervyn King said: "Paul's contribution to the Bank, to monetary policy, and more generally to public policy, both in the UK and in the world as a whole, has been enormous."
(MH/CD)
Tucker, who has been at the bank for 33 years, was one of the candidates to succeed Sir Mervyn King as Governor.
Reporting on his departure, the BBC quoted Tucker as saying: "It has been an extraordinary honour to serve at the Bank of England over the past thirty years.
"I am very proud that, through the Bank and the wider central banking community, I have been able to make a contribution to monetary and financial stability."
Sir Mervyn King said: "Paul's contribution to the Bank, to monetary policy, and more generally to public policy, both in the UK and in the world as a whole, has been enormous."
(MH/CD)
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