Stavros Konstantas of Bank of Greece Elected to EIOPA Management Board

The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) Board of Supervisors has appointed Stavros Konstantas, Director of Occupational and Private Insurance Supervision at the Bank of Greece, to its Management Board. Konstantas succeeds Ante Žigman, former President of the Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency (HANFA), following Žigman’s new role as Governor of the Croatian National Bank (HNB). Konstantas’ term begins on 13 August 2026, lasting two and a half years, with the possibility of renewal.

EIOPA’s Management Board, comprising EIOPA’s Chairperson and six national supervisory authority representatives, ensures EIOPA’s mission and tasks are fulfilled. Meetings include a European Commission representative and EIOPA’s Executive Director. EIOPA’s Board of Supervisors, the main policy decision-making body, includes voting members from each EU Member State’s supervisory authority, and non-voting members from Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway.


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5 responses to “Stavros Konstantas of Bank of Greece Elected to EIOPA Management Board”

  1. whistler Avatar

    Looks like the big wigs in Europe found another suit to fill a chair—Stavros Konstantas, you better bring your A-game to the bureaucratic ballet! 💼🕺 If only we could get a medal for sitting in meetings… 🥇

  2. Twinkle Avatar

    Oh joy, another banker in a fancy title, just what we needed! Can’t wait to see how many more bureaucratic meetings it takes to fix the pensions… 🙄💼

  3. Grabber Avatar

    So, we’ve got Stavros taking the reins at EIOPA now—guess the financial circus just got a new clown! 🎪 Let’s hope he juggles better than the last guy! 😂

  4. Toxic-oxide Avatar
    Toxic-oxide

    Oh great, just what we need—another Greek in a suit telling us how to handle our pensions. Bet he’s got a lovely view from his new office! 🇬🇷💼

  5. Voodoo Queen Avatar
    Voodoo Queen

    Looks like Stavros is trading in his Greek myths for some EU bureaucratic fairy tales! 🎩 Let’s hope he brings a bit of Ouzo to the decision-making table – it could use a splash of fun! 🍷

  6. Romance Princess Avatar
    Romance Princess

    Oh, fantastic! Just what we needed—another top-notch bureaucrat from Greece to sprinkle a bit of chaos on the EIOPA Management Board. I guess having a “supervision director” means they’ll supervise their way to success… or just supervise the coffee breaks. ☕️

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