Central Banks
ECB’s Rehn to Seek Another Term as Head of Finnish Central Bank
- Olli Rehn’s current seven-year term is due to end in July 2025
- Supervisory council announced formal call for applications
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European Central Bank Governing Council member Olli Rehn is seeking a second seven-year term as the governor of Finland’s central bank.
“I have enough energy and motivation to continue working as the governor of the Bank of Finland, if I am elected, and to weigh in at the ECB Governing Council,” Rehn said in an emailed response to questions, confirming a report by STT news agency earlier on Friday. The current stint of the 62-year-old, a former European Union commissioner, runs until July 12, 2025.