José Manuel Campa

José Manuel Campa is a distinguished professor of Financial Management and Economics, transitioning from academic and governmental roles to leading the European Banking Authority. His expertise in international finance and macroeconomics provides valuable insights for global financial institutions and regulatory bodies. After serving as the Secretary of State for the Economy in the Ministry of Economy and Finances of Spain from 2009 to 2011 during a period of significant economic challenges, José Manuel Campa established himself as a prominent figure in international finance. His distinguished academic career began with degrees in Law and Economics from the University of Oviedo, followed by a Master of Arts and a Ph.D.

This dual expertise in rigorous research and real-world application positions him as a leading authority, providing invaluable guidance for global financial institutions and regulatory bodies navigating complex economic landscapes. His impactful tenure at the EBA was further recognized in February 2024 when the European Council renewed his mandate as Chairperson for a second five-year term, extending his leadership until May 2029. This renewal underscores his critical role in shaping the future of European banking and maintaining its resilience. José Manuel Campa continues to drive initiatives focused on strengthening financial stability and advancing regulatory frameworks across the European Union.