The Central Bank of Estonia’s Supervisory Board held its regular meeting, reviewing the newly launched round table to counter payment fraud and a summary of payment fraud in 2024, and deciding to award an end-of-term bonus to Deputy Governor Veiko Tali. Mr Tali’s five-year term ends at the end of December, and the Board approved a bonus of two months of pay, citing his work on improving financial-sector crisis readiness and the efficiency of financial supervision. The meeting also covered routine economic updates, including an economic forecast that is being drafted, and organisational matters such as confirming the Board’s 2026 work schedule, extending the internal audit plan for 2026, and reviewing the central bank’s planned budget for next year. The Central Bank of Estonia’s economic forecast is due to be published on 19 December, and the Executive Board plans to approve the 2026 budget in the second half of December. The next Supervisory Board meeting is scheduled for 27 January.
Central Bank of Estonia 2025-12-11
Central Bank of Estonia Supervisory Board awards Deputy Governor Veiko Tali a two months’ pay bonus as his term ends
The Central Bank of Estonia’s Supervisory Board reviewed a new initiative to counter payment fraud and awarded Deputy Governor Veiko Tali an end-of-term bonus for his contributions to financial-sector crisis readiness. The meeting also addressed routine economic updates, including a draft economic forecast and the 2026 work schedule. The economic forecast will be published on 19 December, with the 2026 budget approval planned for December.