The Central Bank of Ireland has appointed William Molloy as Chief People Officer (CPO) and Robert Kelly as Director of Economics and Statistics.
Mr Molloy will start in role on 1 May and Mr Kelly on 1 February 2023.
As Chief People Officer, the bank said Mr Molloy will continue to be a member of the Central Bank's Senior Leadership team and will be responsible for leading the development and implementation of the Central Bank’s People Strategy to support the Central Bank’s Strategy.
As Director of Economics and Statistics, Mr Kelly will be a member of the Central Bank's Senior Leadership team and will be responsible for the Central Bank’s Economics and Statistics Directorate.
The bank said this role is responsible for the leadership of economic research and analytics, domestic forecasts, contributing to the development of euro area monetary policy, and the compiling of Irish financial statistics to inform the decision-making of the European Central Bank, the Government, financial services firms and the public.
"I am delighted to announce the appointment of two senior leaders today - William Molloy as Chief People Officer and Robert Kelly as Director of Economics and Statistics," said Governor Gabriel Makhlouf.
"These appointments show the strength of our existing leadership team, and bring talent, functional and technical expertise together into these strategically important roles," he added.
