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Meet Andrew Hauser, the outsider from the UK who'll be deputy governor of the RBA

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Meet Andrew Hauser, the outsider from the UK who'll be deputy governor of the RBAAndrew Hauser, currently executive director for markets at the Bank of England.Australian Treasury

In a significant step towards reforming Australia’s Reserve Bank, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has stepped outside the bank and outside of Australia to select Andrew Hauser, a British economist, as its new deputy governor.

The deputy governor’s...

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