Ratification of Central Bank authorities recognized for its impact on economic stability
The Association of Multiple Banks of the Dominican Republic (ABA) expressed its support for President Luis Abinader’s decision to reappoint Héctor Valdez Albizu and Clarissa de la Rocha to their positions as Governor and Vice Governor of the Central Bank, respectively. For the banking sector, this measure is a strong message of confidence in institutional stability and a guarantee of continuity for the macroeconomic policies that have shaped the country’s direction.
According to the entity, the leadership exercised by both officials has been a fundamental pillar in maintaining an environment of monetary and financial stability. This framework of certainty has allowed the Dominican economy to register sustained growth, facilitating the attraction of foreign investment, the creation of jobs, and the strengthening of the nation’s various productive sectors.
Key factors of money management
- Prudence and technical rigor in financial decision-making.
- High responsiveness to fluctuations and challenges in the international market.
- Promotion of constant dialogue with actors in the national financial system.
- Contribution to economic resilience, positioning the country as a benchmark of stability in the region.
From the multiple banking sector, we recognize the trajectory, experience, and commitment to the national interest that have distinguished the work of Governor Héctor Valdez Albizu and Vice Governor Clarissa de la Rocha. Their management has been decisive in preserving macroeconomic stability and generating conditions of trust that favor investment, sustained growth, and the well-being of Dominicans.
Christopher Paniagua, Acting President of the ABA Board of Associates
Finally, the Association of Multiple Banks reiterated its commitment to work hand in hand with the monetary authorities. The guild stressed that it will continue to collaborate on strategic projects aimed at promoting financial inclusion, protecting the soundness of the banking system, and promoting sustainable development that benefits the entire Dominican society.
