In the foreword to its new Strategic Plan, published in September 2021, Governor Gabriel Makhlouf of the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) explained that its strategy was built around four central themes: future-focused, open and engaged, transforming, and safeguarding.1
“The Strategy’s four connected themes … represent a renewal and repositioning to ensure that our direction and ambitions over the next five years are responsive and forward looking,” Makhlouf wrote. As a part of this strategy, the CBI has made it clear that it intends to expand upon its work in technological innovation, climate-related risks, and culture and conduct concerns in the financial services industry.2
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