Ph.D. György SURANYI Regional Head of Central & Eastern Europe, Intesa Sanpaolo; Chairman, Board of Directors, Central European International Bank Ltd., Budapest

1977-1986	Research Fellow, Head of Department Financial Research Institute, Budapest
1986-1987	Consultant, World Bank, Washington DC, USA
1988-1989	Counsellor to the Department Prime Minister, Budapest
1989-1990	State Secretary, National Planning Office, Budapest
1990-1991	Governor of the Hungarian Central Bank, Governor for the IMF, Budapest
1992-1995	CEO, Central European International Bank Ltd., Budapest
1995-2001	Governor of the Hungarian Central Bank, Governor for the IMF, Budapest
since 2001	Resident Regional Head of CEE, Intesa Sanpaolo Group, Chairman of CIB (Budapest) VUB (Bratislava) PBZ (Zagreb)

Prof. of Finance, Corvinus University, Budapest
Member of IIF consultative groups (PCG, EMAC, MMG), Washington, D.C.
The Trilateral Commission, Chariman of Hungarian Team, Paris

EastWestInstitute, New York, Award for Leadership in Transition, 2001
Decoration by Republic of Hungary, Order of Merit, 2002

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