Vice-chairman

* President and chairman.
** None.
*** Position abolished on 27 June 2005.

Vice-chairman

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Name	Nationality	Dates
Raghuram Rajan[20][21]	India	November 2015 – present

General managers

Name	Nationality	Dates
Jaime Caruana	Spain	April 2009 – present
Malcolm D. Knight	Canada	April 2003 – September 2008
Sir Andrew Crockett	United Kingdom	January 1994 – March 2003
Alexandre Lamfalussy	Belgium	May 1985 – December 1993
Gunther Schleiminger	Germany	1981 – May 1985
René Larre	France	1971–1981
Gabriel Ferras	France	1963–1971
Guillaume Guindey	France	1958–1963
Roger Auboin	France	1938–1958
Pierre Quesnay	France	1930–1938

Board of directors

• Mark Carney, London
• Agustín Carstens, Mexico City
• Luc Coene, Brussels
• Jon Cunliffe, London
• Mario Draghi, Frankfurt am Main
• William Dudley, New York
• Stefan Ingves, Stockholm
• Thomas Jordan, Zurich
• Klaas Knot, Amsterdam
• Haruhiko Kuroda, Tokyo
• Anne Le Lorier, Paris
• Fabio Panetta, Rome
• Stephen S Poloz, Ottawa
• Jan Smets, Brussels
• Alexandre A Tombini, Brasilia
• François Villeroy de Galhau, Paris
• Ignazio Visco, Rome
• Janet Yellen, Washington, D.C.
• Zhou Xiaochuan, Beijing

Red Books

One of the Group's first projects, a detailed review of payment system developments in the G10 countries, was published by the BIS in 1985 in the first of a series that has become known as "Red Books". Currently the red books cover the participating countries on Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI).^[22] A sample of the statistical data in the red book is shown in the table below where local currency is convert to US dollars using end of the year rates.^[23]

Banknotes and coin in circulation (12/31/2015)

Per Capita	Country	Billions of Dollars
$9,213	Switzerland	$76.31
$6,739	Japan	$856.55
$6,550	Hong Kong SAR	$47.98
$4,911	Singapore	$27.18
$4,433	United States	$1,424.92
$3,571	Euro area	$1,210.42
$2,320	Australia	$55.28
$1,708	Saudi Arabia	$52.99
$1,641	Canada	$58.78
$1,583	United Kingdom	$103.09
$1,460	Korea	$73.92
$872	Sweden	$8.59
$800	Russia	$117.05
$599	Mexico	$72.02
$458	Turkey	$36.06
$282	Brazil	$57.75
$195	India	$250.80
$113	South Africa	$6.15
$1,558	Average/Total	$4,535.84

The most notable currency not included in this table since 2009 is the Chinese yuan where statistics are listed "not available".
Sweden is a wealthy country without much cash per capita compared to other countries. Sweden has been steadily eliminating most of it's banknotes and coins over the past decades. According to the Red Books, the last year Sweden had more cash on a per capita basis than Korea was in 2013; United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia in 2012; Canada in 2008; Australia in 2006; Euro Area in 2002; and USA in 1992.