QUIET, MODEST, UNASSUMING, Durmus Yilmaz has the ideal traits needed to lead a central bank through the worst financial crisis to have struck the global economy in more than 50 years. The head of the Central Bank of Turkey says that despite the extraordinary challenges he has faced over the past 12 months he himself has not changed. “I consider myself an ordinary man who happens to be in the central bank and has been given the responsibility of the job and does that job to the best of my ability,” he says in an interview with Euromoney.
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