Finland's Ministry of Finance published the Government’s proposal that the President of the Republic appoint Dr Olli Rehn as Governor of the Bank of Finland. The proposed appointment would give Rehn a second seven-year term beginning on 12 July. Rehn has served as Governor and Chairman of the Board of the Bank of Finland since 2018, having previously been a member and Vice-Chairman of the Board. The release outlines that the Governor’s responsibilities cover monetary policy preparation, domestic economic policy, external communications, international affairs and internal audit. The proposal follows a recommendation by the Bank of Finland’s Parliamentary Supervisory Council on 14 February. The President of the Republic is scheduled to decide on the appointment on 14 March.
Ministry of Finance (Finland) 2025-03-13
Finland's Ministry of Finance proposes reappointing Olli Rehn as Governor of the Bank of Finland for a second seven-year term starting 12 July
Finland's Ministry of Finance proposed that Dr. Olli Rehn be appointed by the President of the Republic for a second seven-year term as Governor of the Bank of Finland, starting 12 July. Rehn has been Governor and Chairman of the Board since 2018. The proposal follows a recommendation by the Bank of Finland’s Parliamentary Supervisory Council.