Central Bank appoint Mary-Elizabeth McMunn as Deputy Governor, Financial Regulation [Video]

The Central Bank of Ireland has appointed Mary-Elizabeth McMunn as Deputy Governor, Financial Regulation. 

McMunn will take up her role on 1 January 2025.

As Deputy Governor, Financial Regulation, McMunn will be a member of the Central Bank’s Executive Leadership Team, which has overall responsibility for delivery of the Central Bank’s strategy and its transformation agenda. 

She will oversee Supervisory Risk Analytics & Data, Policy & International and the supervision of Banking & Payments, Credit Unions and Insurance sectors.

McMunn will also be a member of the Central Bank of Ireland Commission and will become a member of the ECB’s Banking Supervision Supervisory Board which has responsibility for directly supervising the largest banking groups in the euro area.

She is currently the Director of Banking, Payments and Credit Unions at the Central Bank, and has been in the role since September 2018. 

She is responsible for the Central Bank’s supervision of the banks, payment firms and credit unions authorised to operate in Ireland …