Eva Valle is returning to a role within Spain’s Treasury Department, following her recent departure as a director at the Bank of Spain. The appointment, confirmed September 22, 2025, marks a significant shift for Valle and a bolstering of expertise within the Treasury as it navigates ongoing economic challenges.
Valle’s return is particularly noteworthy given her prior experience and the current economic climate. Her move from the Bank of Spain to the Treasury signals a strategic realignment of personnel aimed at strengthening the government’s financial leadership. This transition occurs as Spain prepares for key budgetary decisions and faces evolving financial regulations within the European Union, impacting both public finances and private sector investment.
Before her position at the Bank of Spain,Valle held various roles within the Treasury,accumulating extensive knowledge of public finance and economic policy. Details regarding her specific responsibilities in the new role have not yet been disclosed, but sources indicate she will contribute to key areas of economic planning and financial strategy. Her departure from the Bank of Spain was announced earlier this month, paving the way for this swift return to public service.
