Spanish minister De Guindos wins ecb vice president job
By Bloomberg
21 February 2018 |
4:46 am
Spain's Minister of Economic Affairs Luis de Guindos, who’s held prominent positions in banking and government, won the backing of euro-area finance ministers to replace ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio.
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