Simonas Krėpšta (born 17 January 1984) is a Lithuanian financial-sector expert with experience in financial supervision, regulation, macroprudential policy and economic policy at both national and European level.
Career Director of the Financial Stability Department, Bank of Lithuania — early in his career, he headed the department responsible for macroprudential policy and financial stability analysis. Chief Economic Adviser to the President of Lithuania (2019–2021) — led economic and social policy initiatives for the Office of the President. Board Member, Bank of Lithuania — served on the board of the Bank of Lithuania, where he oversaw financial market supervision and digital development. Executive Board Member, AMLA (Authority for Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism) — appointed in June 2025, taking office as one of the founding members of the Executive Board of the newly established EU anti-money-laundering authority, based in Frankfurt. Other roles have included representing Lithuania on the ECB Supervisory Board and the EBA Board of Supervisors, chairing the Capital Market Council, and a secondment to the Bank of England.
Sporting career
Before his career in central banking and financial regulation, Krėpšta was a competitive orienteering athlete representing Lithuania: He received bronze medals both in the long course and the short course at the 2004 Junior World Orienteering Championships in Gdańsk. (Retrieved on June 29, 2008) He won the multiday race O-Ringen in 2006.
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External links Personal website