The Central Bank of Estonia’s Supervisory Board appointed Deputy Governor Andrus Alber to the Supervisory Board of Estonia’s Financial Supervision Authority for a three-year term beginning Jan. 1. Alber will succeed Veiko Tali, whose term ends the preceding day. The appointment was made on the proposal of Central Bank Governor Ülo Kaasik. The authority’s six-member Supervisory Board includes the finance minister and central bank governor by virtue of office, with two further members appointed by the government and two by the central bank’s Supervisory Board.
Central Bank of Estonia appoints Andrus Alber to Estonia’s Financial Supervision Authority Supervisory Board
The Central Bank of Estonia’s Supervisory Board appointed Deputy Governor Andrus Alber to the Supervisory Board of Estonia’s Financial Supervision Authority on Governor Ülo Kaasik’s proposal. His three-year term starts Jan. 1, following the expiry of Veiko Tali’s term.