Deputy Governor (Monetary and Financial Stability)

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Reporting to the Governor, the Deputy Governor (Monetary and Financial Stability) will be a member of the Executive Leadership Team which has overall responsibility for delivery of the Bank s strategy and its transformation agenda across some two thousand colleagues. The role holder will oversee the, Economics & Statistics, Financial Stability and Financial Operations Directorates.

The Deputy Governor will lead engagement with domestic, Eurosystem and broader international stakeholders representing the Central Bank on wider financial system matters and communicating its position on a range of topics in Europe and the rest of the world.

The Deputy Governor will provide and shape advice to the Governor on a broad range of economic, monetary policy, financial stability, statistical, operational and portfolio management issues. They will chair a number of the Central Bank s Committees, including its Economic Policy and Research Committee which oversees all research on economic and financial regulation issues. The Deputy Governor is the Governor s alternate at the Governing Council of the European Central Bank.

The successful candidate will have

• Experience in central banking, a leading financial organisation or academic institution;
• Experience in economics, including macroeconomics, with credible thought leadership experience in monetary and financial policy and with the ability to provide strategic direction and advice
• on financial stability, financial operations and central banking functions (particularly in the context of the Eurosystem)
• A good appreciation of the requirements of portfolio
• A track record of executive leadership in a large organisation with complex stakeholder engagement; experience leading strategic agendas through change is
• An ability to communicate clearly (verbally and in writing), lead a large team of professionals, and exercise sound judgment on both policy and operational matters;
• A minimum of a university degree in Economics or Finance and relevant work