After all, ISEG President Clara Raposo will not be part of the BCP board. Also, Teófilo da Fonseca, who had already come from the previous team, will not continue.
The information was released on Monday by the bank, which, in a statement sent to the Securities Market Committee, reported that it had received confirmation from the European Central Bank for “assessing the adequacy of the elected members of the Board of Directors and the Audit Committee at the Board’s commencement of the work of the general meeting of shareholders for the four-year period 2022/ 2025, today”.
However, the bank clarifies that “Clara Raposo and Teófilo da Fonseca were not the subject of the aforementioned suitability assessment, as they, for personal reasons, reported their inability to merge the Board of Directors.”
The financial institution asserts that “the identification and selection of two non-executive members is underway in accordance with the Bank’s regulations on succession planning,” a process “the conclusion of which will be disclosed in a timely manner and does not affect the regular functioning of the Bank.” board”.
Clara Raposo was announced in April as a new member of the bank’s non-executive management.
As for the new management, BCP bet on continuity, with Miguel Maya continuing as CEO and Nuno Amado as president.
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