#C/2026/02784Call for External Experts for the ESRB Advisory Scientific Committee
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The European Systemic Risk Board is opening applications for external experts to join its Advisory Scientific Committee for a renewable four-year term. The committee advises the ESRB on risks to financial stability, risk analysis methods, and macro-prudential policy tools. The call mainly affects academics, financial-sector experts, SME representatives, trade union experts, and users or providers of financial services who want to contribute to EU-level financial stability work. Employees of institutions represented on the ESRB General Board cannot apply, and the ESRB specifically encourages applications from women to improve diversity.
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Key Changes
- Opens a selection process for external experts to join the ESRB Advisory Scientific Committee
- Sets a renewable four-year mandate for appointed committee members
- Excludes employees of institutions represented on the ESRB General Board and encourages applications from women
Obligations
What this law requires
Individuals who are employees of institutions from which the ESRB General Board draws its members must not apply to be appointed as external expert members of the Advisory Scientific Committee.