Riksbank’s Öberg to quit at end of this year
Svante Öberg, the first deputy governor of the Riksbank, is set to leave the central bank at the end of the year when his term expires.
Öberg has been a member of the Riksbank's executive board since January 2006. The central bank said he had notified its general council that he will not be available for re-election. "My period of office expires this year and, given that I will be celebrating my 65th birthday, the time has come to move on to the next phase in life and to devote more time to
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