The former head of the Central Bank of Israel Stanley Fisher died in the year 82 of life.
The former head of the Israeli Bank, the former attached chief of the Federal Reserve System (FED) of the United States Stanley Fisher died in the year 82 of his life. It is informed by the New York Times.
He died on Saturday, May 31 in Lexington, Massachusetts. As economist Michael said, Alzheimer’s disease complications were reason.
As Nyt pointed out, “a kind consensus search style helped to follow a global economic policy and avoid financial crises for decades.”
On May 11, the Soviet and Russian economist, a banker, financial, former head of the Central Bank Viktor Gerashchenko, at the age of 87, died. Viktor Gerashchenko was appointed four times for the position of head of the country’s main bank. He directed the USSR State Bank for two periods and administered the Russian Bank twice.
