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Central Banking Awards 2018: Gallery

See winners from the big night, including leading figures from across the industry who came to pick up their awards

Lucy Stewart
Central Banking’s Editor-in-chief, Christopher Jeffery, introduces the awards
Janie Airey
Lesetja Kganyago, Governor of The Year 2018
Janie Airey
L to R: Sarb Governor Lesetja Kganyago and Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz
Janie Airey
Philip Lane collects the Central Bank of Ireland’s Transparency Award 2018 from Central Banking’s Christopher Jeffery
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Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz (centre) speaks to Central Banking’s Robert Pringle
Lucy Stewart
Christian Déséglise holding HSBC’s Innovation in Reserve Management Award
Janie Airey
Sarb governor Lesetja Kganyago
Janie Airey
National Bank of Austria’s Franz Partsch (right) exchanges views over drinks
Janie Airey
Bank of Korea’s Kim Ki Hoon with the Reserve Manager of the Year Award
Janie Airey
L to R: Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz with Central Banking’s Editor-in-chief, Christopher Jeffery
Lucy Stewart
Masaki Bessho, Bank of Japan
Janie Airey
Landqart’s Axel Wappler holding the Banknote and Currency Services Provider of the Year Award
Janie Airey
Kristina Grig from Bank of Lithuania (centre) speaks to the Deutsche Bundesbank’s Henner Asche and BNP Paribas’ Ulrik Walther
Lucy Stewart
Banque de France and ECB representatives swap notes
Janie Airey
BearingPoint’s Robert Wagner with the Consultancy and Advisory Provider of the Year (Data and Regulatory Management) Award
Janie Airey
De La Rue team sitting down for dinner
Janie Airey
Derek Rolle from the Central Bank of the Bahamas (centre) among guests at the pre-dinner drinks
Lucy Stewart
Networking at the pre-dinner cocktail reception
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Norges Bank’s Trond Eklund with the Banknote and Currency Manager of the Year Award
Janie Airey
L to R: Central Banking’s Christopher Jeffery with Sarb governor Lesetja Kganyago
Janie Airey
Left: Juliusz Jabłecki from the National Bank of Poland
Lucy Stewart
Award dinner participants listen to Lesetja Kganyago
Lucy Stewart
Bank of Lithuania’s Tomas Garbaravičius holding the Website of the Year award
Janie Airey
Kim Ki Hoon, Head of the Reserve Management Planning team at Bank of Korea, shares a joke with Gary Smith from Barings
Lucy Stewart
Central Banking’s Editor-in-chief, Christopher Jeffery, introduces the awards
Janie Airey
Bank of England’s Andrew Hauser picks up Initiative of the Year from Central Banking Publications’ Nick Carver
Lucy Stewart
The HSBC table
Janie Airey
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz with the Central Bank of the Year Award
Janie Airey
David Lin, Taiwan’s representative to the UK, makes an acceptance speech on behalf of Lifetime Achievement Award-winner Perng Fai-nan
Lucy Stewart
Joanne Horgan collects Vizor Software’s Technology Consultant of the Year Award from Central Banking’s publisher, Nick Carver
Lucy Stewart
Sarb Governor Lesetja Kganyago (centre) with Central Banking’s Christopher Jeffery and Nick Carver
Janie Airey
Claudio Ceresani with Perago’s Payments and Market Infrastructure Provider of the Year Award and Central Banking’s publisher, Nick Carver
Lucy Stewart
State Street’s Michael Metcalfe picked up the Economics in Central Banking Awards on behalf of Alberto Cavallo and Roberto Rigobon
Janie Airey
Taiwan central bank’s Steven Liu (right) exchanges cards
Janie Airey
Openlink’s Tasja Botha receives the Risk Management Services Provider of the Year Award from Central Banking’s publisher, Nick Carver
Lucy Stewart
The BlackRock team, winners of the Asset Manager of the Year Award
Janie Airey
The HSBC team with the Innovation in Reserve Management Award
Janie Airey
De La Rue: winner of the Consultancy and Advisory Provider of the Year (Currency Management)
Janie Airey
Jim Ronald and Paula Moreno collect BNY Mellon’s Global Custodian of the Year Award from Central Banking’s publisher, Nick Carver
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At the 2018 ceremony, awards celebrating leaders in the field of central banking were handed out by Central Banking Awards Committee chairman Christopher Jeffery. Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz picked up the award for Central Bank of the Year, while Lesetja Kganyago of the South African Reserve Bank accepted the prize for Governor of the Year.

Central Banking will call for submissions for its 6th annual awards from June 2018, with the deadline for entries in early September.

Read about all the 2018 winners here.

 

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