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Eva SREJBER

Eva SREJBER

Vice-President of the EIB

Appointed on 1 July 2007

Responsibilities

  • Financing operations in Sweden, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, eastern neighbours, Russia, and EFTA countries
  • Knowledge Economy
  • Ex post evaluation of operations
  • Information technologies
  • Chairman of Subsidies Committee

Curriculum Vitae

  • 1978 -1993, 1999 - 2007 Sveriges riksbank
    • 2003-2007: First Vice Chairman of the Executive Board and First Deputy Governor with responsibility for presenting proposals to the Executive Board in the asset management area. Crisis manager conventional crises.
    • 1999-2002: Second Vice Chairman of the Executive Board and Second Deputy Governor with responsibility for information, international cooperation, administration, IT, euro change-over preparations, business continuity and security.
    • International Cooperation 1999-2007: The Governor’s alternate in the ECB General Council, member of ECB’s International Relations Committee, accompanying person for the BIS Governor’s bi-monthly meeting (1999-2002), member of EU’s Economic and Financial Committee (2003-2007)
    • 1989 -1993: Head of Monetary and Foreign Exchange Rate Policy Department.
    • 1987-1989: Head of Market Operations Department.
    • 1986-1987: Deputy Head of Economic Department.
    • 1984-1986: Head Balance of Payments Division.
  • 1998 FöreningsSparbanken ( Swedbank)
    • Deputy CEO with responsibility, among other things, for EU/EMU issues
  • IMF 1994-1997
    • Executive Board, Alternate Executive Director, then Executive Director for the Nordic-Baltic Constituency.
    • Frequent visits to the Nordic and Baltic countries.
  • Economist (Master 1975, Stockholm University, all doctorate courses 1977, teacher and director of studies 1975 -77)
  • Other Board memberships 1987-1991

    National Private Insurance Supervisory Authority, Statistics Sweden, National Board for Spent Nuclear Fuel
  • Experience of international cooperation

    Since 1981, various committees within the Nordic cooperation, OECD, BIS, IMF, EU/ECB. Bilateral cooperation with transition and developing country central banks.