Keeping a steady hand
Amando Tetangco was appointed governor of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), the Philippine central bank, in early 2005 after his high-profile predecessor Rafael Buenaventura retired. Tetangco was Buenaventura's deputy for several years, and his choice as governor was a clear signal that the government wanted continuity in monetary policy and further consolidation in the banking sector. Asiamoney sat down with Tetangco, a 30-year central bank veteran, to discuss the country's outlook.
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