RPT-Czech president to complete cenbank board Tuesday

                                
 (Repeats story published late on Monday)
                                
 * Promotes board member Vladimir Tomsik to vice governor
                                
 * Names economist Kamil Janacek as new board member
                                
 * Moves follow reshuffle after departure of governor

                                
 PRAGUE, June 28 (Reuters) - Czech President Vaclav Klaus
will name economist Kamil Janacek to the central bank board
while appointing board member Vladimir Tomsik as the new vice
governor on Tuesday, the presidential office said on Monday.
                                
 The appointments to the seven-member rate setting board
follow the promotion of Vice-Governor Miroslav Singer earlier
this month to governor, replacing Governor Zdenek Tuma, who ends
his 10-year tenure on June 30.
                                
 Klaus has now appointed all members of the board.
                                
 Janacek, a 67-year-old professor of economics, has worked as
chief economist at Komercni Banka <BKOMsp.PR>, a unit of
France's Societe General <SOGN.PA>. He has cooperated on
economic papers with other central bank board members.
                                
 Tomsik joined the bank's board in 2006 along with the other
vice governor, Mojmir Hampl.
                                
 The central bank left the main interest rate unchanged, as
expected, at 0.75 percent on June 23 and signalled rates would
likely stay stable in the near future.
                                
 Analysts expect the bank's next move will be to tighten,
with a majority forecasting a 25 basis point rise in the
beginning of 2011 but some still say a hike could come this
year.
 (Reporting by Jan Lopatka, writing by Martin Santa and Jason
Hovet; Editing by Kenneth Barry)