Ec.Europa.Eu Paulina Dejmek-Hack Appointed as New DG of FISMA
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- •Paulina Dejmek-Hack is the new Director-General of DG FISMA as of September 30, 2026.
- •John Berrigan retired after over 40 years of service, having led significant financial regulatory initiatives.
- •Dejmek-Hack has previously held key positions within the European Commission, including Deputy Director-General at FISMA.
On September 30, 2026, Paulina Dejmek-Hack was appointed as the new Director-General of DG FISMA, succeeding John Berrigan, who retired after over 40 years of service. Dejmek-Hack, previously Deputy Director-General at FISMA, has a background in law and has held various roles within the European Commission since 2004. Berrigan's tenure included significant contributions to EU financial regulations, including crypto-asset regulations and anti-money laundering laws. His retirement marks a transition in leadership within the EU's financial services sector, with Dejmek-Hack expected to continue advancing the Commission's regulatory agenda. The Commission acknowledged Berrigan's pivotal role in shaping EU financial policies during his career.
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