Biography of Father Ulyukaev

Do you want to see only good news? Return to ordinary tape? Lentapedia Ulyukaev, Alexey First Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank of Russia Russian economist, First Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank of Russia since April. From December to May, he was the chairman of the board of directors of the Moscow Interbank Monetary Exchange. From the year, he was the First Deputy Minister of Finance Alexei Kudrin.

The close associate of Gaidar was his adviser in the government in the early X and deputy at the Institute of Economic Problems of the Transition period. Alexey Valentinovich Ulyukaev [25], [23] was born on March 23 in Moscow [19], [5], [23], [26], [27]. In the year, Ulyukaev graduated from the Economic Department of Moscow State University [23], [19], studied in graduate school there, in the year became a candidate of economic sciences [25], [5], [18], [23].

Even before the end of Moscow State University, Ulyukaev in years was a laboratory assistant of the Department of Physics of the Moscow Institute of Land Management [26]. From for a year, Ulyukaev worked as an assistant, then assistant professor of the Moscow Engineering Institute of MISI [4], [18], [19], [23]. Most sources mentioned that Ulyukaev from the year is a doctor of economic sciences [23], [5], [4], [26].

He was a member of the Economic Seminars of the Moscow-Pitersky School of Snake, which they led, at which future reformers gathered to discuss economic problems outside the Soviet School of Economics [27], [10]. In the years, Ulyukaev took part in the work of clubs "Perestroika" and "Democratic Perestroika" [27], [19]. Ulyukaev was called the most "advanced" theoretician in the team of Gaidar [14].

In the year, Gaidar invited Ulyukaev to work first as a consultant, and then the deputy editor of the department of the political economy and economic policy of the journal Communist [15], [18], [5], [19], [4], [26]. In July, Ulyukaev became Deputy Director of the International Center for Research of Economic Reforms MCIER [27], [18], worked in the newspaper Moscow News with a political observer [23], [27], [15], [18], [26].

From November to the year, Ulyukaev was an economic adviser to the government and assistant to Gaidar, and with the head of the group of economic advisers [23], [19], [5]. In the year, Ulyukaev was an assistant to Gaidar, First Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation [5], [23], [26]. After leaving the government, Gaidar became the director of the Institute of Economic Problems of the transition period of the IEPP and appointed Ulyukaev as his deputy [15], [23], [5], [19].

In the years, Ulyukaev was a deputy of the Moscow City Duma from the districts of Zyuzino, Kotlovka, Voruchevsky and Cheremushki [26], [24], [23], oversaw the investment policy of the capital [24]. After the expiration of the term of office, Ulyukaev returned to IEPP until November of the year, he remained a leading researcher and member of the Scientific Council [4], [25] [23].

He later entered the Commission of the Government of the Russian Federation on Economic Reform [22] and headed the development of reform of inter -budget relations at the Center for Strategic Development, led by Herman Gref [26]. Ulyukaev was a member of the Political Council of the Party "Democratic Choice of Russia" by the DVR [27], [19], headed its Moscow branch in years [27]. In May, under the patronage of Chubais Ulyukaev, he was again invited to the government [15], [19].

He was appointed First Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia Alexei Kudrin and held this post from April [15], [23]. In the Ministry of Finance, Ulyukaev was responsible for financing power structures [17] and a credit-money policy [15]. In the year, he was a member of the Board of Directors of the State Corporation "The Restructorization Agency for Credit Organizations" Arco [16].

In addition, Ulyukaev was appointed a member of the National Banking Council from the Government of the Russian Federation and a member of the Federal Anti -Terrorism Commission [26]. In April, Ulyukaev was appointed First Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank of Russia and in May of that year entered his board of directors [11], [23], [15]. In the Central Bank, Ulyukaev headed the committee of monetary policy [25] and regularly gave comments to the press on topical economic issues.

In particular, in the year, Ulyukaev announced the readiness of the Central Bank to make the ruble convertible [13], and in October announced that he did not see the reasons for the devaluation of the ruble and expects the Russian economy to enter the pre -crisis level [3]. The owners of the VTB shares of VTB in the year were Ulyukaev's parents [8].

He held this post until May, when instead of him, another deputy chairman of the Central Bank Sergey Shvetsov was elected chairman of the board of directors [1]. At the end of the 10ths, Ulyukaev served the head of the head of the department "Finance and Credit" of the Faculty of Economics of Moscow State University [4], [25]. He is the author of many scientific works on economics [25], [27], [4].Together with Gaidar Ulyukaev, he was the co -founder of the Open Politics magazine and the Democratic Choice newspaper [20], was a member of the editorial board of the Budget magazines, Economic Policy and National Banking Journal [25].

In addition, in the year the Vagrius publishing house was released by a collection of his poems “Fire and Reflection” [27], [6]. In the year, Ulyukaev was awarded the Order of Honor [9]. In the year, he entered the list of leading politicians in Russia on the rating of the "Independent Gazeta" [7]. Ulyukaev is married, has three children [5]. In the fall of the year, it became known about the scandal with the participation of an official: when he departed from Sochi to Moscow on an airplane of Aeroflot, he had a fight with the commander of the aircraft due to the fact that his wife did not get a place in the business class.

The flight was postponed, but in the end, Ulyukaev, along with his wife, flew out on the Gref’s personal plane [12]. The press mentioned the hobbies of Ulyukaev: hiking, rowing and swimming [18], [26]. Ulyukaev speaks English and French [23]. What does the Kremlin rhyme with, or why to the authorities to write poetry? Their buyers. Who has taken to the chest.

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