
He will take over from Stéphane Boujnah starting from May 20th
David Knibbe has been named by Euronext's supervisory board as the new CEO effective May 20, succeeding Stéphane Boujnah.
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David Knibbe succeeds Stéphane Boujnah, in charge of Euronext since 2019.
David Knibbe has been indicated by the Euronext supervisory board as the new CEO of the group starting from May 20th, following the annual shareholders' meeting and the green light from the various Authorities. This can be read in a note which indicates that the new manager takes the place of Stéphane Boujnah, in office since 2019, who does not intend to continue his mandate.
"Following a careful selection process - states the chairman of the supervisory board Piero Novelli - we are pleased to announce that David Knibbe will be the new CEO of the group". "After a long experience as CEO of NN Group, listed on Euronext - he continues - David boasts a successful history in creating value in another highly regulated industry". According to Novelli, "his experience in achieving successful integrations and technological transformations will be of great value to Euronext as it continues to execute its strategy and invest in future growth."
Euronext's new CEO "will lead the group on its ambitious strategic path, continuing the remarkable trajectory of growth and transformation achieved under the leadership of Stéphane Boujnah over the last decade, while accelerating the group's ambitions for the coming years." "David will leverage Euronext's talented leadership team and its people - concludes Novelli - to connect European capital markets even better and advance the path of forming the European Savings and Investment Union".
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