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Edalyn Atlee-Atticker (born Maria Christina Edalyn Atlee; January 20, 1938), is a Caminoan-born finance-analyst/investor and economist. She is one of the most prominent figures in the Caminoan economic space due to both her educational and familial background; being born out of a marriage from the two most economically well-known and powerful families in caminoes. Her parents were [[Rowaldo Nicanor Atlee III]] and [[Regina Muraji Atticker]], descendants of the [[Atlee]] clan and the [[Atticker]] dynasty respectively. | Edalyn Atlee-Atticker (born Maria Christina Edalyn Atlee; January 20, 1938), is a Caminoan-born finance-analyst/investor and economist. She is one of the most prominent figures in the Caminoan economic space due to both her educational and familial background; being born out of a marriage from the two most economically well-known and powerful families in caminoes. Her parents were [[Rowaldo Nicanor Atlee III]] and [[Regina Muraji Atticker]], descendants of the [[Atlee]] clan ([[JD Atlee Gouce & Co.]]), and the [[Atticker]] dynasty ([[Wiikinton Atticker]]) respectively. | ||
==Early life and education== | |||
Being born from two economically-dpminant families, Edalyn Atlee-Atticker's life was set to be in the moentary world. Her grandfather, Rowaldo Nicanor Atlee II, insisted to place her in a school for finance. Her other grandfather, Lee Atticker, agreed on the condition that she would stay in the Caminoes. | |||
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==Ministerial career== | |||
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Edalyn Atlee-Atticker | |
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 Atticker is the fourth woman to win the Centralis Systemet Banc Prize in Economic Sciences and the fifth woman to be governor of the Caminoan central bank. | |
| Born | 20 January 1938 |
| Nationality | Caminoan |
| Education | The University of Hanoma (BA Finance) The National University of Caminoes School of Economics (NUC-SE) (BA Economics) The International School of Business and Finance (PhD) |
| Occupation | 28th Central Banker of Caminoes Finance Minister (Sonning Administration) |
| Known for | Her groundbreaking work in economic sciences and her role as the Central Banker of Caminoes. |
| Title | Honorable Lady |
| Spouse(s) | Tayana Murakami |
| Awards | Centralis Systemet Banc Prize in Economic Sciences (1997) National Economist Award (1989) The National University of Caminoes School of Economics (NUC-SE) Award for Economic Proficiency (1987) Ekonomistha Kaminoa (1985) |
Edalyn Atlee-Atticker (born Maria Christina Edalyn Atlee; January 20, 1938), is a Caminoan-born finance-analyst/investor and economist. She is one of the most prominent figures in the Caminoan economic space due to both her educational and familial background; being born out of a marriage from the two most economically well-known and powerful families in caminoes. Her parents were Rowaldo Nicanor Atlee III and Regina Muraji Atticker, descendants of the Atlee clan (JD Atlee Gouce & Co.), and the Atticker dynasty (Wiikinton Atticker) respectively.
Early life and education
Being born from two economically-dpminant families, Edalyn Atlee-Atticker's life was set to be in the moentary world. Her grandfather, Rowaldo Nicanor Atlee II, insisted to place her in a school for finance. Her other grandfather, Lee Atticker, agreed on the condition that she would stay in the Caminoes.