Second round of 2019 Central Banking awards winners revealed

Winners include Warren Coats, St Louis Fed, Bank of Israel, RBA and National Bank of Ukraine

Warren Coats
Warren Coats in Kabul, Afghanistan, 2009
Photo: Warren Coats

The second round of winners in the 2019 Central Banking Awards was revealed today (January 23), with prizes including capacity building, transparency, financial inclusion and currency management.

Warren Coats won Central Banking’s inaugural award for capacity building, having helped central banks across the world rebuild following war and unrest. His technical assistance missions included Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova and Slovakia, and he worked post-conflict at central banks in

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