Senior figure steps down from Irish central bank

The Central Bank of Ireland
The Central Bank of Ireland
William Murphy

Mary O’Dea, a senior figure in the Central Bank of Ireland has resigned, three months after rejoining the bank as its director of securities and markets supervision, the bank confirms.

O’Dea will take up a role as chief executive of the Institute of Banking, which provides training for bankers. She previously served as interim head of financial regulation at the height of Ireland’s financial crisis.

She led the regulator after the January 2009 retirement of Patrick Neary. She then left the

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