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Andrea Enria, a senior adviser, joins the Bank of England's Prudential Regulation Committee, bringing his extensive regulatory experience.
LONDON (Reuters) -The BOE-BANKS-e57d1808-2900-42bd-832f-d8f2baa8f262>Bank of England on Tuesday appointed one of its senior advisers, Andrea Enria, to the Prudential Regulation Committee (PRC).
The BoE's Prudential Regulatory Authority (PRA) supervises the soundness of Britain's largest lenders and insurers. Its committee, the PRC, takes the most important decisions relating to the authority's policies and supervision of individual firms.
Before joining the PRA in May, Enria served as chair of the European Central Bank's supervisory board. He also served as the chair of the European Banking Authority.
"His extensive global experience of financial regulation and supervision will help him provide unique insights to the committee," BoE governor Andrew Bailey said in a statement.
Enria will continue his role of senior adviser at the PRA while serving on the committee, the statement said.
(Reporting by Sachin Ravikumar, Writing by Sam Tabahriti, editing by William James)
Andrea Enria was appointed to the Prudential Regulation Committee by the Bank of England.
The Prudential Regulation Authority supervises the soundness of Britain's largest lenders and insurers.
Before joining the PRA, Andrea Enria served as chair of the European Central Bank's supervisory board and the chair of the European Banking Authority.
Yes, Andrea Enria will continue his role as a senior adviser at the PRA while serving on the Prudential Regulation Committee.
BoE governor Andrew Bailey stated that Enria's extensive global experience in financial regulation will provide unique insights to the committee.
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