LONDON – Andrea Enria, the first secretary general of the increasingly influential Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS), is quitting at the end of July, to be replaced by his Dutch deputy, Arnoud Vossen. The London-based CEBS, set up just four years ago to promote EU supervisory convergence, and advise the European Commission on regulatory matters concerning banks, has emerged rapidly as a key part of the supervisory landscape.

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