Cernov Marina

About

Marina Cernov is a senior policy expert at the European Banking Authority, an organization based in Paris, where she has been working since January 2019. With over 15 years of professional experience in financial policy analysis and regulation, she previously held the position of Policy Expert at the European Banking Authority (February 2014 – December 2018), during which time she focused on credit, market risk, and operational risk aspects. Her academic background includes a Master's degree in Economics from the Central European University in Vienna (2008-2010), and prior to that, she worked as a policy analyst at the OECD (July 2010 – December 2013) within the Private Sector Development Division. Marina Cernov's current role focuses on impact assessment and economic analysis within the Economics and Risk Analysis Department at the European Banking Authority. Throughout her career, she has developed substantial expertise in risk analysis, research, impact assessment, and operational risk analysis, contributing to regulatory processes in the European financial services sector. In July 2009, she gained initial research experience at Expert Grup in Chisinau, Moldova, further consolidating her knowledge in specialized research. Marina Cernov's professional trajectory reflects a deep involvement in shaping European financial policies and ensuring the resilience of the banking system. Her position at the European Banking Authority places her at the center of decisions affecting the regulation and stability of financial institutions in the European Union, contributing to the development of standards and recommendations that guide the European banking sector.