KOZLOV Andrey

Birth 1965. Graduated from the Moscow Institute of Finance
From August 1989 to July 1990 he worked in the monetary and economic management of the State Bank of the USSR, and then moved to the Division of Securities.
Since December 1991 led the department for securities transactions, and then management of the securities Bank of Russia.
In 1995-1996 - member of the Expert Council under the Federal Securities Commission.
From March 1995 - Deputy, and from October 1997 - First Deputy Chairman of the CBR.
Andrei Kozlov was among the creators of the GKO market, actually led his formation.
Kozlov was one of the sponsors of the scheme to guarantee citizens' deposits in six commercial banks, by translating for him in Sberbank.
Andrei Kozlov was the first of the leaders of the Central Bank, who lost his seat in time of financial crisis.
September 5, 1998, Mr.. tendered his resignation on their own.
Granting a request the resignation of his deputy, the head of the Central Bank of Russia Sergei Dubinin himself sent President Boris Yeltsin's resignation.
Viktor Gerashchenko publicly praised merits "high professional" and instructed him to engage in key areas of the Central Bank - monetary policy and supervision of banks.
September 14, 1998, Mr.. Viktor Gerashchenko introduced in the budget committee to recommend the proposal to appoint the State Duma Andrei Kozlov, a member of the Board of Directors of the CBR.