Second Vice President Luis Liberman heads the Chinchilla administration’s economic team. Will his experience in the private banking system help Costa Rica weather rough economic seas?
Fernando Quirós
Second Vice President Luis Liberman, 65, joined Laura Chinchilla’s presidential campaign team after serving as general manager of Scotiabank and its predecessor, Banco Interfin. He now coordinates Chinchilla’s economic team.
Luis Liberman came to the second vice presidency of Costa Rica by an unusual route: an outstanding banking career in the private sector.
Liberman, 65, started from scratch in the late 1970s by getting a group of prominent businessmen to invest in Banco Interfin, a finance company that he ran as general manager. Under Liberman’s leadership, Banco Interfin grew during three decades into Costa Rica’s biggest private bank.
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