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Application period now closed for position of Member of the Board of the Bank of Finland

9.9.2026 13:01:37 EEST | Suomen Pankki | Press release

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A total of six applications for the position of Member of the Board of the Bank of Finland had been received by the deadline of 12:00 noon on Wednesday 9 September 2026. The applicants’ names are Elisabeth Fremling, Aleksi Kaihari, Marja Nykänen, Timo Reinikainen, Jon Thor Sturluson and Katja Taipalus.

The term of office is five years and will begin on 1 February 2027.

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Antti Lindtman, Chair of the Parliamentary Supervisory Council

+358 40 577 6255

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