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David Knibbe, próximo CEO de Euronex

Euronext acaba de anunciar que propone a David Knibbepara su nombramiento como CEO y presidente del Consejo de dirección dela compañía en la junta general de accionistas del 20 de mayo de 2027. Leer

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David Knibbe, próximo CEO de Euronex

Euronext has announced its intention to appoint David Knibbe as the next CEO and chairman of the board of directors at the shareholder meeting on May 20th, 2027. Currently the CEO of NN Group N.V., Knibbe will bring extensive experience in managing highly regulated businesses, operational transformation processes, and creating value for shareholders to the role.

According to Euronext, his skills will enable him to lead the next phase of strategic growth for the group and contribute to greater integration of European capital markets. The appointment will see him based in Paris, succeeding current CEO Stéphane Boujnah who is set to leave the position in May 2027. The Supervisory Board conducted a selection process evaluating several candidates based on the company's strategic priorities and long-term ambitions.

Supervisory Board President Piero Novelli highlighted Knibbe's strong track record in value creation and significant experience in business integration and technological transformation, qualities he deems crucial for executing Euronext's future strategy. The appointment is subject to approval from the relevant supervisory authorities, the Dutch Ministry of Finance, and Euronext shareholders at the shareholder meeting scheduled for May 20th, 2027.

Euronext operates stock exchanges in Belgium, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, and Portugal, with over 1,800 listed companies and a combined market capitalization of €7 trillion as of September 2026, managing about 29% of European equity trading in variable income markets.

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