Bank of Canada appoints female deputy governor, boosts size of governing council By Reuters
OTTAWA (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada, which has acknowledged the need for its leadership to be more diverse, on Wednesday announced the appointment of Sharon Kozicki as a deputy governor, temporarily raising the number of members on the governing council. Kozicki, whose appointment becomes effective on August 2, will for a few months be the only woman on the six-person policy-making council. In December new senior deputy governor Carolyn Rogers will become the second woman on the council, pushing the membership up to seven for a limited time. "This will allow for a broader...
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