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The European Council decided today to appoint the current governor of the Croatian central bank, Boris Vujcic, to replace Luis de Guindos as vice-president of the European Central Bank starting in June for an eight-year term.
The request was approved by the PSD, CDS-PP, and Chega parties. The PS abstained.
Álvaro Santos Pereira will be heard in Parliament due to the retirement of his predecessor, Mário Centeno. The hearing was requested by Chega and approved this Wednesday.
The 'Ronaldo of finance' could not find a Saudi Arabia willing to hire him. Centeno is retiring and the Bank of Portugal has some explaining to do. And is there no room for Bruno Mascarenhas in Chega?
Centeno will leave the Bank of Portugal, but he will not stop because “retirement is an administrative matter,” he says in an interview with DN. And, without committing himself, he says his future “is open.”
The former Minister of Finance will spend three weeks teaching in the United States before dedicating himself exclusively to his career at ISEG.
The Eurogroup will vote on Monday to choose the new Vice-President of the European Central Bank (ECB), in a process featuring six candidates, including the former governor of the Bank of Portugal, Mário Centeno.
The Eurogroup votes on Monday to choose the new vice‑president of the European Central Bank (ECB) in a process featuring six candidates, among them the former governor of the Bank of Portugal, Mário Centeno.
The vote is scheduled for late Monday afternoon and is the final item on the agenda of the meeting of euro-area finance ministers taking place in Brussels. Ministers will decide the successor to Luis de Guindos, who leaves the post at the end of May.
There are six candidates for vice-president of the European Central Bank, and among them is the former governor of the Bank of Portugal.
The Eurogroup will vote on Monday on the candidacy of former Bank of Portugal governor Mário Centeno, along with five others, for the vice-presidency of the European Central Bank, to replace Luis de Guindos from May — a decision is expected.
Mário Centeno's candidacy for the position of vice‑governor of the European Central Bank marks the political‑economic kick‑off of the year. Journalists António Costa and Pedro Santos Guerreiro explain, in the first episode of 2026 of the podcast 'O Mistério das Finanças', that the former governor of the Bank of Portugal is among the names being considered for the post, ...
If you are reading this news in an app, access the quiz here. The week just ending was marked by the announcement of Mário Centeno's candidacy for the post of Vice-President of the European Central Bank. 'After more than three decades at the Bank of Portugal and nearly ten years in office ...'
The Eurogroup will discuss on 19 January the six candidacies submitted to succeed Luis de Guindos as vice‑president of the European Central Bank (ECB), in a race that includes the name of the former governor of the Bank of Portugal, Mário Centeno. The information was confirmed by the president of the Eurogroup in a statement released this Friday, after the deadline ...
Mário Centeno was chosen by the Portuguese government for the post and could become the first Portuguese member of the ECB's executive board since the bank was established in 1998.
The headline states that Centeno informed the Government of his expressed desire and formal request to be nominated as a candidate for the position of vice-president of the European Central Bank (ECB).
The European Central Bank (ECB) is one of the decisive pillars of Europe's standing and must continue to be “a pillar of credibility and of preserving economic stability”, argues Mário Centeno, the Portuguese candidate for the institution's vice-president post, in remarks to ECO. "Europe has entered a phase of structural uncertainty – driven by ...
The Ministry of Finance announced today that it submitted, on Thursday, to the President of the Eurogroup the candidacy of former Governor of the Bank of Portugal Mário Centeno for the vice-presidency of the European Central Bank (ECB).
The Ministry of Finance says it submitted the candidacy to the president of the Eurogroup after receiving an 'expression of interest' from Mário Centeno, the former minister in the Socialist government.
The deadline to submit candidacies for the European Central Bank vice-president post closes today; Portugal's Mário Centeno is reported as a possible candidate to stand.
The deadline for member states to submit their candidates for the vice-presidency of the European Central Bank ends this Friday — a post that will become vacant at the end of May when the Spaniard Luis de Guindos leaves at the end of his term. Mário Centeno will be Portugal's official candidate, as ECO reported on Thursday, but not ...
Mário Centeno says he is available to run for the position of Vice‑President of the European Central Bank.
The former governor of the Bank of Portugal told the newspaper 'ECO' that the candidacy is part of his 'persistent contribution to the deepening of European integration' and said he felt 'motivated and qualified' for the role.
The candidacy will be formalised on Friday.
The announcement of the former governor of the Bank of Portugal's candidacy for the position of vice-president of the European Central Bank (ECB) comes in an exclusive statement to ECO. The candidacy is expected to be formalised this Friday. Mário Centeno says he was “encouraged by European contacts”.
The former governor of the Bank of Portugal has contacted several European officials and members of the Government in recent weeks to inform them of his availability.
