People: new deputy governor at Central Bank of Ireland
Plus appointments at FATF, Financial Stability Board and European Stability Mechanism
The Central Bank of Ireland has appointed Colm Kincaid as deputy governor with responsibility for consumer and investor protection. His appointment will take effect from August 1. Kincaid has previously served as director of the bank’s enforcement, consumer protection, and securities and markets supervision teams.
Damian Brennan, a senior manager in the bank’s financial integrity division, has also been appointed by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) as an assessor for the mutual evaluation
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