This was reported in a statement from the Office of the President-Elect. Meanwhile, Darío Wasserman will be the vice president of the entity.
He National Bank will be led by Daniel Tillard as president and Darío Wasserman as vice president, as reported this morning in a statement by the Office of the President Javier Milei.
TillardEdit He has held the position of head of Banco de Córdoba for eight years. Likewise, he was an official of Domingo Cavallo, who in 2001 appointed him as undersecretary of Patrimonial Normalization.
After that, he was director of Banco Provincia de Buenos Aires, head of Provincia Bursátil, director of the managing company of the Link ATM network and alternate director of the deposit insurance company Sedesa.
In the same statement it was confirmed that the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) will be headed as of this Sunday, with the change of Government, for Santiago Bausilliwhile the Communications Secretary of Javier Milei’s government will be Belén Stettler.
Four days before the inauguration, the designated Milei team holds meetings in Retiro
The elected president Javier Milei He is this morning at the Hotel Libertador while the members of his future Government team are meeting in offices located in the Retiro neighborhood, where the guidelines for the management that will take over on December 10 are being finalized.
The designated Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich; the future chancellor, Diana Mondinoand other future officials and advisors approached this morning the offices located at 600 Avenida del Libertador, where yesterday Milei held a meeting with his future officials.
Also present are Sandra Pettovello (Human Capital), Guillermo Ferraro (Infrastructure), Manuel Adorni (presidential spokesperson), advisor Santiago Caputo; and the next provisional president of the Senate, Francisco Paoltroni, as confirmed by sources from La Libertad Avanza (LLA).
Meanwhile, Milei continues at the Hotel Libertador where he is staying and is expected to move in the morning to hold meetings with his future ministers.
Source: Ambito
