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2 months ago | citywire.com | Fergus Horsfall |Savannah Cobb-Thomas |Miles Costello |Sean Peche

Zurich Insurance Group has announced Thomas Jordan as a nominee for the board of directors. The current board will propose his addition at the next annual general meeting on 9 April. His nomination is backed by experience at the Swiss National Bank, where he was chairman of the governing board from 2012 to 2024. He was also the vice-chairman for two years prior to this. Work email Password First Name Last Name Do you personally advise on or manage investments for clients?

2 months ago | citywire.com | Savannah Cobb-Thomas |Sean Peche |Fergus Horsfall

Florence Schnydrig Moser has been elected by the bank council at Zürcher Kantonalbank (ZKB) as deputy chairwoman of the board, effective 1 July 2026. Moser will succeed Stephanino Isele, who is to step down after more than ten years on the board. In this planned succession, Isele will relinquish his duties as head of the institutionals and multinationals business unit and as deputy chairman of the executive board due to age-related reasons.

2 months ago | citywire.com | Savannah Cobb-Thomas |Sean Peche |Fergus Horsfall

The Zug government council elected Martin Kühn and Roger Wermuth to the board of directors of Zuger Kantonalbank at its meeting yesterday. The two appointees will succeed Sabina Ann Balmer and Patrik Wettstein, who will not be seeking re-election. Kühn is the current chief financial officer of the Kibag Group, a position he has held for more than 15 years. He has 24 years of experience in the industry, having also sat as a member of the directors’ board at different institutions.

2 months ago | citywire.com | Savannah Cobb-Thomas |Sean Peche |Fergus Horsfall

EFG International has announced plans to acquire 100% of Swiss private bank Cité Gestion, which manages CHF 7.5bn in assets, pending regulatory approval. The acquisition comes as global banking group EFG reported a net profit of CHF 321.6m in 2024, a 6% increase from the previous year. Net new assets totalled CHF 10.1bn, with a 7.1% growth rate, exceeding targets. Assets under management grew to CHF 165.5bn, a 16% increase from 2023.