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Eurogroup Opens Race to Replace Schnabel

The Eurogroup has launched the search for Isabel Schnabel's successor on the ECB board, with member states due to submit candidates by October 28 ahead of a November meeting. Source

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By 28 October, the euro states will propose candidates to succeed ECB Director Isabel Schnabel, who will join the IMF at the beginning of 2027.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Eurozone Finance Ministers have initiated the procedure for the appointment of Isabel Schnabel's successor to the ECB Executive Board at the Eurogroup in Luxembourg, stating that nominations will have to be submitted by 28 October and... (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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·London, United Kingdom
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Succession to the ECB accelerates: Germany will present a candidate to the executive committee before 28 October and complicates the Spanish candidacy. The entry Germany moves tab to the ECB: it presents a candidate to replace Schnabel in full struggle for the presidency appears first in Moncloa.

Berlin is seeking to maintain strong German representation at the top of the European Central Bank, announcing that it will submit a candidacy for the position that will be left vacant after Isabel Schnabel's departure in early January, as she is expected to take up duties at the International Monetary Fund. The German government's intention to propose a candidate for the ECB was confirmed on Friday by the country's Finance Minister, Lars Klingb…

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Reuters broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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