List of Ministers of Finance of Latvia

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The Minister of Finance of Latvia is a member of the Cabinet of Ministers of Latvia, and is the political leader of the Ministry of Finance of Latvia. Jānis Reirs is minister since 5 November 2014.

	Name	Took Office	Left Office	Party
1	Elmārs Siliņš	14 May 1990	18 May 1993	without party
2	Uldis Osis	3 August 1993	19 September 1994	Latvian Way
3	Andris Piebalgs	19 September 1994	25 May 1995	Latvian Way
4	Indra Sāmīte	25 May 1995	21 December 1995	Latvian Way
5	Aivars Kreituss	21 December 1995	2 October 1996	Demokrātiskā partija "Saimnieks"
6	Vasīlijs Meļņiks	17 January 1997	22 January 1997	Demokrātiskā partija "Saimnieks"
7	Roberts Zīle	2 February 1997	26 November 1998	For Fatherland and Freedom (until 7 August 1997) For Fatherland and Freedom/LNNK (after 7 August 1997)
8	Ivars Godmanis	26 November 1998	16 July 1999	Latvian Way
9	Edmunds Krastiņš	16 July 1999	5 May 2000	People's Party
10	Gundars Bērziņš	5 May 2000	7 November 2002	People's Party
11	Valdis Dombrovskis	7 November 2002	9 March 2004	New Era Party
12	Oskars Spurdziņš	9 March 2004	20 December 2007	People's Party
13	Atis Slakteris	20 December 2007	12 March 2009	People's Party
14	Einars Repše	12 March 2009	3 November 2010	New Era Party
15	Andris Vilks	3 November 2010	5 November 2014	Civic Union (until 6 August 2011)
15	Andris Vilks	3 November 2010	5 November 2014	Unity (from 6 August 2011)
16	Jānis Reirs	5 November 2014	Incumbent	Unity

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