Sibley must wait for European Central Bank decision on cooling off period

Deputy governor of the Central Bank of Ireland is leaving his role to pursue opportunities in the private sector

Ed Sibley will leave the Central Bank of Ireland when his term of office ends in August

Ed Sibley will have to wait for a decision of the European Central Bank before he knows how long a cooling-off period he will have to serve before going into the private sector.

Sibley announced on Monday that Sibley, the deputy governor, with responsibility for prudential regulation, will leave the Central Bank of Ireland when his term of office ends in August of this year.

In a press statement issued by the Central Bank, Sibley ...