August 12, 2025 | 12:00am
MANILA, Philippines — The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has appointed profession central banker Lyn Javier as deputy governor answerable for the Monetary Supervision Sector (FSS), which oversees the regulation of banks and different monetary establishments within the nation.
Javier took her oath of workplace earlier than BSP Governor Eli Remolona Jr. yesterday, succeeding Chuchi Fonacier, who retired final month after greater than 4 a long time in public service.
Previous to her appointment, Javier served as assistant governor of the central financial institution’s Coverage and Specialised Supervision Sub-Sector underneath the FSS, which handles the oversight of belief entities, non-bank monetary establishments, anti-money laundering compliance, info know-how danger, treasury operations and sustainability initiatives.
She has greater than 30 years of expertise in banking supervision, coverage formulation and governance, having labored on main regulatory reforms and capacity-building applications for the monetary system.
Javier can also be the designated BSP consultant to the Basel Consultative Group, the Executives’ Assembly of East Asia-Pacific Central Banks Working Group on Banking Supervision in addition to the Community for Greening the Monetary System-Workstream on Scaling Up Inexperienced Finance.
She is concerned in interagency committees and dealing teams associated to the supervision of economic establishments and the promotion of sustainability agenda within the Philippines. She additionally represents the BSP within the accounting and auditing commonplace setting our bodies within the nation.
After graduating with a Enterprise Administration and Accountancy diploma from the College of the Philippines, she pursued a grasp’s in enterprise administration on the Ateneo Graduate College of Enterprise earlier than embarking on her profession on the BSP.
As she steps into this management place, all eyes now flip to the reforms and initiatives she is going to steer, particularly in strengthening the resilience of the Philippines’ monetary system.