Economista y expresidente del Banco Central: Rodrigo Vergara | T2 Capítulo 07

There are decisions that go unseen, but ultimately shape the economy of an entire country. Rodrigo Vergara has been at the heart of these decisions for decades. He was president of the Central Bank of Chile during one of the most pivotal periods for the country's modern monetary policy, and today he leads Banco Santander Chile, one of the most important players in the national financial system. 🚨 Discover: How Chile managed to establish a culture of low inflation after decades of economic crises What it truly meant to live through the crisis of the 1980s and how it shaped his economic vision The tension behind major economic decisions What happens inside the Central Bank when markets panic The true role of the UF (Unidad de Fomento, a Chilean inflation-indexed unit of account) The story of how he went from joining the Central Bank as a young economist to eventually becoming its president The risk of losing growth, investment, and confidence when a country neglects its economic institutions 📈 A conversation about inflation, power, stability, and the invisible decisions that ultimately shape a country's economy. With the support of Betterplan, BCI, Cordada, PwC Chile, and Diego Portales University. 🎙️ Guest: Rodrigo Vergara – President of Banco Santander Chile | Former President of the Central Bank of Chile | Economist (UC) and PhD in Economics (Harvard) 🎬 Produced by: Santiago Podcast 👉 Press play and understand why the most important economic decisions are rarely made in front of the cameras. Episodes: 00:04:32 - First Segment: Past 00:25:21 - Second Segment: Present 00:42:36 - Third Segment: Future 00:56:08 - Fourth Segment: Penalty Shootout