The career of the former director of banking supervision was marked by his contribution to the process of modernization and professionalization of the banking supervision sector, according to the authority
BRASILIA AND SAO PAULO – Teresa Grossiformer director of inspection at the Central bank and first woman to hold a place on the collegiate council of the organization, where she remained from March 2000 to the same month of 2003, died this Thursday 21st, at the age of 74, informed the institution in a statement this Friday 22nd .
“(Tereza Grossi) has made a valuable contribution to the process of modernization and professionalization of work in the surveillance sector. In this moment of grief, the Board of Directors of the Central Bank expresses sincere feelings of condolences to the family, friends and colleagues,” the BC said.
The president of Brazilian Federation of Banks (Febraban)Isaac Sidney also mourned the death of the former director. “Known for her excellence in team leadership, Tereza marked a new era for Brazilian banking supervision and played a fundamental role in the modernization of the sector’s regulation since the 1990s,” he said, noting that Febraban “extends wishes of solidarity and condolences to Grossi’s family and friends.”
The Brazilian Association of Banks (ABBC) released a statement expressing regret over the death of a career municipality employee. “Tereza Cristina Grossi Togni, pioneer of the national financial system, has become the first woman to hold a management position at the Central Bank, demonstrating her considerable competence and dedication to the sector”, reads a statement from the institution.
“ABBC expresses its most sincere feelings and solidarity with all family members, friends and work colleagues who had the privilege of interacting with this great professional”, the association concludes./Thaís Barcellos and Matheus Piovesana
Source: Terra
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