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Pakistan central bank governor resignation reported

2014-01-27
By: Owen Linzmayer
On: 2014-01-27
In: Banking, South Asia
Tagged: Pakistan
With: 0 Comments

According to a report on The News dated 24 January 2014, Yaseen Anwar, governor of the State Bank of Pakistan, has tendered his resignation. If true, new signature varieties on current banknotes can eventually be expected. Courtesy of Aidan Work.Read More…

India notes without dates to be withdrawn 01.04.2014

2014-01-22
By: Owen Linzmayer
On: 2014-01-22
In: Banking, East and Southeast Asia
Tagged: India
With: 0 Comments

According to a press release dated 22 January 2014, the Reserve Bank of India has announced that all banknotes issued prior to 2005 are to be withdrawn from circulation as of 1 April 2014. The affected notes are easily identified by their lack of a printed date at lower centerRead More…

Latvia to adopt euro on 1 Janaury 2014

2013-12-26
By: Owen Linzmayer
On: 2013-12-26
In: Banking, Europe
Tagged: European Monetary Union, Latvia
With: 2 Comments

According to Latvijas Banka, Latvia will join the European Monetary Union on 1 January 2014 when it switches from the lat to the euro. Courtesy of Brian Lema.Read More…

Libya’s central bank robbed of $55 million note shipment

2013-11-01
By: Owen Linzmayer
On: 2013-11-01
In: Africa, Banking
Tagged: Libya
With: 0 Comments

According to a Reuters article dated 29 October 2013, 10 gunmen intercepted a van carrying $55 million in cash when it left the airport in Sirte on its way to the local central bank branch. No word yet on the notes which were stolen, but in the past other nationsRead More…

Cuba to scrap two-currency system

2013-10-22
By: Owen Linzmayer
On: 2013-10-22
In: Banking, Caribbean
Tagged: Cuba
With: 0 Comments

According to a BBC article dated 22 October 2013, Cuba intends to reform its financial sector, doing away with the two-currency system wherein the convertible peso (CUC) used by tourists is pegged to the US dollar and the regular peso (CUP) used by Cubans is worth considerably less. The councilRead More…

Israel names Karnit Flug as new bank governor

2013-10-21
By: Owen Linzmayer
On: 2013-10-21
In: Banking, Middle East
Tagged: Israel
With: 0 Comments

According to a press release dated 20 October 2013, the Bank of Israel is expected to appoint Dr. Karnit Flug to take over as governor from Stanley Fischer who left in June, marking the first time a woman has held the post.Read More…

India appoints new governor of Reserve Bank of India

2013-08-06
By: Owen Linzmayer
On: 2013-08-06
In: Banking, South Asia
Tagged: India
With: 0 Comments

According to a Reuters article, “The [Indian] government has appointed Raghuram Rajan, the chief economic adviser in the finance ministry, to be the next governor of the Reserve Bank of India for a three year term, a statement by the finance minister said on Tuesday. Rajan will replace Duvvuri Subbarao,Read More…

Djibouti bank governor died 11.01.2013

2013-07-19
By: Owen Linzmayer
On: 2013-07-19
In: Africa, Banking
Tagged: Djibouti
With: 0 Comments

According to a press release on the web site of Banque Centrale de Djibouti, bank governor Feu M. Djama Mahamoud Haid died on 11 January 2013. Collectors should keep their eyes open for a new signature combination. Courtesy of Jean – Claude Royaud.Read More…

Canada denies adding maple syrup smell to polymer banknote

2013-05-28
By: Owen Linzmayer
On: 2013-05-28
In: Banking, North America, Polymer
Tagged: Canada
With: 0 Comments

According to many different news outlets, including the Mail Online, some members of the public have reported that Canada’s new polymer banknotes smell of maple syrup. Bank of Canada denies that any scent has been added to any of its notes, so now people can return to searching for BigfootRead More…

Australian mint releases coins featuring banknote designs

2013-05-28
By: Owen Linzmayer
On: 2013-05-28
In: Banking, Oceania
Tagged: Australia
With: 0 Comments

According to a post on World Coin News, “The Royal Australian Mint has released this uncirculated three coin set. The coin designs within are inspired by banknote designs originally issued 100 years ago; they feature iconic images of Australia’s primary industries of the era. The ten shillings, one pound, andRead More…

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