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1949: Born, Herchen, Germany
1972: Master's degree in economics from the Université Libre de Bruxelles
1973-75: Researcher at ULB
1976-77: Military service
1977-78: Researcher at ULB
1978-80: Economist at the International Monetary Fund
1980: PhD in economics from ULB
1980-87: Professor of economics at ULB
1987-99: Chief economist at Générale de Banque (later Fortis Bank)
1999-2000: Chief of staff to Belgian Finance Minister Didier Reynders
2000-11: Executive director of the National Bank of Belgium
2000-11: Alternate director on the Bank for International Settlements (BIS)
2007-11: Chairman of the Banking
Supervision Committee of the Eurosystem
2011-: Member of the executive board of the European Central Bank
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