During his term, inflation fell from 17.5% (2022) to 2.4% (2024). He has received significant international recognition, including the title of Central Bank Governor of the Year 2025 from Central Banking, and is considered one of the highest-rated central bankers in the EU.
Under his leadership, the Czech National Bank streamlined its operations (including reducing the number of positions), strengthened transparency through an external review of monetary policy, and modernised its tools, including the use of AI and the development of instant payments. The bank also adjusted the structure of its foreign exchange reserves, for example by increasing the share of gold and equities.