José Sevilla resigns as president of Unicaja after more than two years in office
The banker took over as chairman of Unicaja in February 2024 to put an end to the governance crisis that originated with the merger with Liberbank.
José Sevilla, non-executive president of Unicaja, has decided not to seek re-election for his position in April 2027 and will remain in the role until then. Sevilla took over as president of Unicaja in February 2024, ending a governance crisis that arose after the bank's merger with Liberbank. The bank has activated its succession plan to select a new president and has informed the Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores (CNMV).
Sevilla's decision comes as Unicaja reports a profit of 361 million euros for the first half of the year, with a double-digit return and solvency of around 16%.
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