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Reserve, Swiss National Bank, Bank of Italy, European Central Bank, Swedish
National Bank and Chairman of the Euro Area Business Cycle Network, as well as
Director of the international economics program, Centre for Economic Policy
Research. Author of publications in international journals.
Hans-Jürgen Schinzler. Holds a law degree from the University of Munich and
Würzburg, a Doctorate and after a training period in HVB (formerly Bavarian Union
Bank) started his career in 1968 in the finance division of Munich Reinsurance
Company. In 1981, he was appointed as a member of the Board of Management,
responsible for the finance, investment and credit reinsurance sectors. Between 1993
and 2003 he held the role of Managing Director and from 2004 Chairman of the
Supervisory Board. As well as carrying out economic-financial activities, he holds
roles in several organisations of collective interest.
Theodor Waigel. Ex Federal Minister, he studied at the University of Munich and
Würzburg, obtaining a Ph.D in Law and Political Science. From 1969 to 1970 he was
the personal assistant to the Undersecretary of State of the Bavarian Ministry of
Finance and then until 1972, of the Bavarian Ministry for Economic and Transport
Affairs. Throughout his career he has held numerous party roles. From 1971 until
1975 he was the Chairman of Junge Union Bayern, the junior arm of the Christian
Social Union in Bavaria. He was appointed Chairman of the CSU’s Doctrinal
Commission in 1973, a role he held until 1988. Between 1988 and January 1999 he
was Chairman of the CSU. He began his career in public administration as a member
of the Krumbach County Council. He became a member of the Bundestag in 1972.
From 1982 to 1989 he held the roles of Chairman of the Bavarian CSU faction in the
Bundestag and First Vice Chairman of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group. He was
appointed as Federal Minister for Finance in April 1989, a position he held until
October 1998. Since 1999 he has been a practicing lawyer in the office of GSK
Stockmann & Kollegen, registered office in Munich.
Anthony Wyand. Obtained a B.A. Hons Degree at the Royal Military College,
Kingston (Canada) and an M.A. Degree at the Kings College in London and was in
the Canadian army from 1962 until 1971. He has spent his entire career at Commercial
Union: from 1971 to 1983 he worked in the Investment Management Department; in
1983 he was appointed First Senior Vice President (Finance) in Boston and in 1985 he
became General Manager (Investments and Finance) in London. In 1998, following
the merger with General Accident, he was appointed Group Deputy CEO and, after
the merger with Norwich Union in 2000, Executive Director of the new Group
(CGNU/Aviva). He has been a member of the UniCredito Italiano Board of Directors
since 1999, and was Vice Chairman of UniCredit S.p.A. from August 2006 until
March 2009. He is currently the Vice Chairman (non-executive) of the Société
Générale Board of Directors.
Franz Zwickl. Graduated in computer science from the University of Vienna, and
gained professional certification as a Tax Advisor. Began his career in the field of
auditing and tax consultancy in KPMG, and in his last year was conferred with
commercial power of attorney, before moving to the banking sector. After five years
as a member of the Management Board of the Austrian Postal Savings Bank, he joined
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