Bank of Cyprus announces new Risk Committee member

Monique Hemerijck has been appointed to the Bank of Cyprus' Risk Committee, which plays a key role in setting the Group’s risk appetite and strategy.

The new composition of the Committee is effective from 1 September, an announcement from the Bank noted.

The Bank of Cyprus announcement said, “The Boards of Directors of Bank of Cyprus Holdings Public Limited Company ("BOC Holdings" and together with its subsidiaries, the "Group") and Bank of Cyprus Public Company Limited (the "Bank") have announced that during their respective meetings on 30 August 2023, the following decisions were taken:

  1. The appointment of Monique Hemerijck to the Risk Committee.

The composition of the Risk Management Committee is now as follows:

Risk Committee

  • Paula Hadjisotiriou (Chairman)
  • Nicolaos Sofianos
  • Lyn Grobler
  • Monique Hemerijck

The composition of the Committee is effective from 01.09.2023.”

The Bank of Cyprus announcement also noted that the composition of the remaining Committees of the Boards of Directors remains as is, namely:

Nominations & Corporate Governance Committee

  • Takis Arapoglou (Chairman)
  • Lyn Grobler
  • Yiannis Zographakis

Human Resources & Remuneration Committee

  • Maria Philippou (Chairman)
  • Lyn Grobler
  • Constantine Iordanou

Audit Committee

  • Nicolaos Sofianos (Chairman)
  • Paula Hadjisotiriou
  • Constantine Iordanou

Technology Committee

  • Constantine Iordanou (Chairman)
  • Yiannis Zographakis
  • Paula Hadjisotiriou

(Source: InBusinessNews)

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