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Benjamin Diokno's Rollercoaster: From Declining BBM's Offer to Returning to BSP

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas - Benjamin Diokno - Bongbong Marcos - Maharlika Investment Fund - Monetary Board

President Bongbong Marcos's offer, Benjamin Diokno's twists, and his eventual return to BSP - a rollercoaster journey!

President Bongbong Marcos recently announced that he had initially offered former Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno a position on the Maharlika Investment Fund team. However, Diokno declined the offer, opting to return to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) after leaving the Department of Finance. This decision surprised many, especially since President Marcos had revealed his plan to tap Diokno for the Maharlika Fund. Despite the initial offer, Diokno chose to head back to the Monetary Board of BSP.

Benjamin Diokno's rollercoaster journey continued as President Marcos disclosed that Diokno had begged off joining the Maharlika Fund team. This unexpected turn of events added more intrigue to Diokno's career trajectory. With Diokno's return to the BSP, he brings with him a wealth of experience and expertise in finance, contributing to the dynamic landscape of the Monetary Board.

In a noteworthy development, Diokno ultimately filled the last seat on the six-member Monetary Board, showcasing his significance in the financial sector. His decision to decline the offer from President Marcos highlights Diokno's commitment to his role within the BSP and his dedication to central banking. As Diokno settles back into his position, his presence is sure to influence important financial decisions moving forward.

In conclusion, Benjamin Diokno's journey from declining President Marcos's offer to managing the Maharlika Fund to ultimately returning to BSP signifies his pivotal role in the financial sector. His expertise and experience will continue to play a crucial part in shaping monetary policies and financial strategies in the Philippines.

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Mas hiyang sa BSP: Diokno turns down BBM's offer to join Maharlika ... (Bilyonaryo)

President Bongbong Marcos revealed on Friday that he initially offered former Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno a seat on the Maharlika Investment Fund, ...

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Marcos: Diokno declined Maharlika Fund post (GMA News Online)

President Ferdinand ''Bongbong'' Marcos Jr. disclosed on Friday that former Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno begged off to be part of the team that will ...

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Diokno returns to BSP after DOF exit (CNN Philippines)

Outgoing Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno will return to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas after Rep. Ralph Recto was named as his successor in DOF.

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Marcos bares plan to tap ex-Finance chief Diokno as Maharlika ... (Manila Bulletin)

President Marcos bared that he offered outgoing Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno a seat in the Maharlika Investment Fund but the latter begged off.

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Diokno offered to manage Maharlika Fund but he begged off, says ... (INQUIRER.net)

MANILA, Philippines โ€” Former Finance Secretary Benjamin Dioko is on his way back to the Monetary Board of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).

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Mas gusto sa Monetary Board: Ben Diokno declines Marcos offer to ... (Politiko)

Former Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno will head back to the Monetary Board after turning down President Marcos' offer to manage the Maharlika investment ...

News Releases - PBBM appoints Diokno as Member of Monetary ... (Presidential Communications Office)

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. expressed his gratitude to former Department of Finance (DOF) Secretary Benjamin Diokno for his excellent performance in ...

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No surprise: Last Monetary Board seat goes to Diokno (INQUIRER.net)

Former Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno will return to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to fill the last seat at the six-member Monetary Board (MB), ...

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