Carney, Mark

Born March 16, 1965 in the town of Fort Smith in northwestern Canada. In 1988 he graduated from Harvard University, specialized in the field of economics. Master's degree (MPhil) in economics received at the College of St. Peter (Oxford University) in 1993, and his doctoral degree (DPhil) in 1995 - at the College of them. Lord Nuffield of the same University, where he defended his thesis on the topic "Dynamic advantages of competition."

For 13 years he worked in Goldman Sachs offices in London, New York, Toronto and Tokyo, working on sovereign risks, emerging capital debt markets and banking investments.

From 2003 to 2004, he worked at the Bank of Canada as deputy manager for international affairs. From November 2004 to October 2007 in the Department of Finance of Canada.

Since February 2008, Governor of the Bank of Canada. In 2010, Carney was the only head of the Central Bank of the G7 countries, who decided to raise the refinancing rate.

In 2013, he assumed the duties of the head of the Bank of England, becoming the youngest chairman in his history. Mark Carney is not a British subject, but enjoys special rights in the UK - like every citizen of Canada, one of the countries of the British Commonwealth . His annual salary is 624,000 pounds , the contract is for 5 years.

Since November 2011, he is the Chairman of the Financial Stability Board , combines this work with work in central banks. Member of the "Group of Thirty" .

• Mark Carney - the successful head of the Bank of England