Governors Nabiullina, Tabaković and Bezhoska on systemic risk and women in power

Russia, Serbia and North Macedonia governors discuss bank reforms, corruption and the Covid-19 crisis

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From left: Jorgovanka Tabaković, Elvira Nabiullina and Anita Bezhoska

When the Soviet Union collapsed, Elvira Nabiullina was working as a chief specialist in economic reform at the USSR scientific and industrial union board. 

Jorgovanka Tabaković was minister of ownership and economic transformation when the Yugoslav wars ended in 2001. 

The year the people of North Macedonia voted in a referendum to adopt its current name, after a long-standing dispute with Greece, Anita Bezhoska became the first female governor of the central bank. 

They are three of just 17

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