Members of the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) have elected seven new board members at its annual general meeting in Brussels.
The board’s function is to determine ICMA’s strategy and major policy matters of the association, as well as to supervise the chief executive, the executive committee, and the overall functions of ICMA.
The following participants were elected to the board:
- Adam Bothamley, global head of Debt Capital Markets, HSBC Bank
- Charlotte Conlan, vice chair, global leveraged finance, BNP Paribas
- Fabianna Del Canto, co-head of EMEA capital markets, MUFG Securities EMEA
- Carey Evans, managing director, co-head of EMEA government affairs and public policy, BlackRock (Netherlands)
- Jérôme Jean Haegeli, group chief economist, Swiss Re Management
- Marc Lewell, head of international syndicate, J.P. Morgan Securities
- Stéphane Malrait, managing director, global head of market structure and innovation for financial markets, ING Bank
The board comprises 22 members, 21 of which are usually elected by the general meeting and one of which, the chief executive, is appointed by the board.
The term of office of each of the 21 elected board members is three years. At each ordinary general meeting one-third of the 21 elected board members (ie seven) must retire.
