Hans Tietmeyer

Headed the Bundesbank from October 1993 until August 1999

Germany's central bank says former president Hans Tietmeyer, who was at the helm of the Bundesbank when the euro was introduced, has died. He was 85. The Bundesbank said that Tietmeyer died on Tuesday. It didn't give any further details Wednesday in announcing his death. Tietmeyer headed the Bundesbank from October 1993 until August 1999, his term expiring a few months after the common European currency made its debut on financial markets.

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Bank for International Settlements International organization of central banks

• Vice-Chairman

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Deutsche Bundesbank The central bank of the Federal Republic of Germany

• President (Oct '93→Aug '99)

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Types	Person, Public Official
Gender	Male
Date of death	December 2016

Hans Tietmeyer

Headed the Bundesbank from October 1993 until August 1999

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