The Central Bank of Aruba announced that Thomas G.W.A. Domhoff officially took office as president on July 1. He had been sworn in on June 25 by Aruba Governor Alfonso Boekhoudt, marking the formal completion of the leadership transition. Domhoff’s first day included meetings with the central bank’s management team and staff. The bank also thanked Miriam Gonzalez for serving as interim president during the transition period. Under Domhoff’s leadership, the Central Bank of Aruba said it will continue its core functions of maintaining the stability of the Aruban florin, promoting the soundness and integrity of Aruba’s financial system, and helping maintain an efficient and reliable payment system.
Central Bank of Aruba2026-07-02
Central Bank of Aruba confirms Thomas Domhoff has taken office as president
The Central Bank of Aruba said Thomas G.W.A. Domhoff officially became president on July 1 after being sworn in on June 25. The bank thanked interim president Miriam Gonzalez for overseeing continuity during the transition. It said its core priorities remain currency stability, financial system soundness and integrity, and a reliable payment system.