Author (Person) | Barber, Tony |
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Series Title | Financial Times |
Series Details | 17.7.02, p7 |
Publication Date | 17/07/2002 |
Content Type | News |
Article considers who will succeed Wim Duisenberg as President of the European Central Bank when he retires in July 2003. It had been informally acknowledged that the French candidate Jean-Claude Trichet would succeed Mr Duisenberg. However, it now seems likely that Mr Trichet will go on trial in France early in 2003 for his role in a banking scandal. |
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Subject Categories | Economic and Financial Affairs |