Euronext CEO departs for government role
13 December 2016 Lisbon
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Euronext Lisbon CEO Maria João Carioca has resigned to pursue a new role on the management board of state-owned Caixa Geral de Depósitos, Portugal's second largest bank.
Carioca will also vacate her seat on Euronext’s managing board.
She has accepted government's offer, pending regulatory approval.
Euronext has is now in the process of finding a suitable replacement.
“We are very proud that Maria João Carioca has been selected to serve her country in this new role,” said Stéphane Boujnah, chair and CEO of the managing board of Euronext Amsterdam.
"We will work together with Maria João to ensure a seamless transition during the first quarter of 2017, until her successor arrives.”
Carioca will also vacate her seat on Euronext’s managing board.
She has accepted government's offer, pending regulatory approval.
Euronext has is now in the process of finding a suitable replacement.
“We are very proud that Maria João Carioca has been selected to serve her country in this new role,” said Stéphane Boujnah, chair and CEO of the managing board of Euronext Amsterdam.
"We will work together with Maria João to ensure a seamless transition during the first quarter of 2017, until her successor arrives.”
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