Greece's Minister of National Economy and Finance and Eurogroup President, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, is in Brussels for meetings with European Council President António Costa, Ursula von der Leyen, and Christine Lagarde ahead of the Euro Summit.

Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), received an annual salary of 595,000 euros (701,830 USD) in 2025, excluding additional housing allowances.

Christine Lagarde is increasingly likely to step down prematurely from her role as President of the European Central Bank, potentially paving the way for the Dutchman Klaas Knot and sparking intense debate about the central bank's independence.

European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde is facing criticism over her annual salary exceeding 700,000 euros, making her the highest-paid European official, with some accusing her of hypocrisy.

ECB President Christine Lagarde reiterated her stance that the economy is in a 'good place'.

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde received a €140,000 payment from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), sparking controversy among ECB staff who face a similar payment ban.

Inside the European Central Bank, there is growing irritation regarding Christine Lagarde’s management of the exit strategy.

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

European leaders are beginning the process of selecting the next President of the European Central Bank as Christine Lagarde's term approaches its end.

An early departure by Christine Lagarde could narrow the field of candidates vying to succeed her as European Central Bank president.

According to the Financial Times, ECB President Christine Lagarde plans to resign from her position before the end of French President Emmanuel Macron's term.

André Hoffmann and Larry Fink, co-presidents of the World Economic Forum, are reportedly considering staying in their roles longer than initially planned and are now seeking a long-term CEO, potentially leading to a conflict with Christine Lagarde.

Reactions grow within the ECB over her compensation and rumors of early departure - ECB reports €1.3 billion losses in 2025 with recovery expected in 2026 The post Christine Lagarde: Annual earnings…

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde stated that the ECB has not yet observed a wave of layoffs driven by artificial intelligence.

The battle to succeed Christine Lagarde as President of the European Central Bank has begun, with various parties vying for influence.

Christine Lagarde highlighted the importance of central bank independence, particularly in the context of doubts surrounding the US central bank's direction due to pressure from Donald Trump and the future of Kevin Warsh.

ECB President Christine Lagarde received approximately 140,000 euros in 2025 as a board member of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), despite a ban for ECB staff, with the ECB stating a different code applies to her.

Christine Lagarde stated that new US tariff moves risk upsetting the economic equilibrium with the European Union.

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, has stated that her 'baseline' intention is to finish her current term.

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

ECB President Christine Lagarde has reiterated her call for international cooperation to preserve the global order.

Upheaval at Davos changed calculus on finding permanent chair, according to people familiar with discussions

Marine Le Pen's political influence is reportedly impacting the succession process for the European Central Bank (ECB) job currently held by Christine Lagarde.

ECB President Christine Lagarde was reported to be present at a celebration where bankers received millions in bonuses, drawing attention to her involvement in the financial sector's compensation events.

Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, stated that artificial intelligence is boosting productivity in the eurozone but has not yet led to a wave of layoffs.

A Bloomberg poll indicates that European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde might depart before her eight-year term concludes, sparking discussions about potential successors within European institutions.

Speculation has begun regarding the succession of Christine Lagarde at the European Central Bank (ECB), with calls for a strong leader to take the helm of the Euro central bank.

ECB President Christine Lagarde stated that Europe is in a strong position to benefit from AI, noting that nearly half of EU industrial companies already use AI or big data, a higher rate than in the United States.

Neue Zahlen zeigen: EZB-Präsidentin Christine Lagarde soll rund 140.000 Euro im Jahr aus ihrer Tätigkeit bei der Bank für Internationalen Zahlungsausgleich beziehen, während Fed-Chef Jerome Powell für

Christine Lagarde reportedly told The Wall Street Journal that Lutnick's Davos speech was 'just too much.'

ECB chief Christine Lagarde is facing pressure from the far-right and reports of an early exit to influence the French election, though she insists she will complete her term.

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term  The Wall Street Journal

Speculation is mounting over the European Central Bank's leadership after a report suggested Christine Lagarde may step down early. The possibility is already stirring debate about politics and central bank independence.

Spain's government has officially put forward a candidate for the succession of Christine Lagarde at the European Central Bank, seeking a significant role in the Eurozone's central banking leadership.