Marko Vidaković, M.Sc. has been born in Sarajevo, Centar municipality, on 16 September 1984. After finishing elementary school and gymnasium in Istočna Ilidža, he attended Faculty of Economics at the University in Istočno Sarajevo, where he acquired the title of graduate economist. After graduation, he attended master studies at the same faculty and successfully defended his master's thesis on “Macroprudential Policies in the Function of Preserving Stability of Financial Systems in Western Balkans Countries“, and thus acquired master's degree in the field of economics.

In the period 2010 – 2011, he worked in the Ministry of Defence of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Finance and Budget Department. After that, he was engaged in „MH ERS ZP Elektrodistribucija Pale“ a.d. During 2012, he was appointed Adviser for Economic Issues of the Member of BH Presidency from Republika Srpska, and in 2013, Head of the Office of the Member of BH Presidency from Republika Srpska. In 2014, he was elected Representative in the National Assembly of Republika Srpska, where his professional engagement lasted until 2018. In the period 2016 - 2018, he performed the duty of Deputy President of the Audit Committee of the National Assembly of Republika Srpska. He also performed many other duties in private and public sectors.

He participated in a number of international and local conferences, scientific events and in their organisation. He has a high level of knowledge of English and computer skills.

From 2018, he worked as Senior Specialist for Financial Stability Risk Assessment in the Financial Stability Department in the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CBBH). He was also acting Head of Financial Stability Risks Analyses and Reporting Section.

In 2022, Vidaković was appointed Vice Governor of the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CBBH) for the term of office lasting four years. After the end of his first term of office, the Governing Board of the CBBH has given its consent to the Governor for his reappointment to the same position, with the area of responsibility being the Sector for Monetary Operations, Foreign Exchange Reserves and Cash Management. He has been appointed for the second term of office on 20 March 2026, until 19 March 2030.