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helvetia and baloise merger board composition remains uncertain ahead of agm

The merger of Helvetia and Baloise aims for a balanced Board of Directors, with each company contributing seven members. While most positions are filled, the seventh Baloise representative remains undecided, with André Helfenstein and Robert Schuchna as potential candidates. The final decision will follow upcoming AGMs, with Helfenstein's banking experience giving him an edge over the younger Schuchna.

Baloise Announces Board Reshuffle with New Nominations Ahead of 2025 Meeting

Baloise is set to nominate three new members to its board of directors, including former Credit Suisse Switzerland CEO André Helfenstein, insurance executive Vincent Vandendael, and Robert Schuchna from Cevian Capital, the company's largest shareholder. Current board members Christoph Gloor and Hans-Jörg Schmidt-Trenz will not seek re-election at the annual general meeting scheduled for April 25, 2025.
11:38 09.12.2024

Baloise Board Expansion Includes Former Credit Suisse Executive and New Shareholder Representative

Baloise will expand its Board of Directors next year, increasing the number from nine to ten members. Christoph Gloor and Hans-Jörg Schmidt-Trenz will not seek re-election, with André Helfenstein and Vincent Vandendael proposed as replacements. Cevian, the largest shareholder, will be represented by Robert Schuchna, as the company aims to enhance its expertise in insurance and finance through a new "refocusing" strategy.
08:12 09.12.2024

Baloise Board of Directors to Welcome New Members and Major Shareholder Representative

Baloise will expand its Board of Directors from nine to ten members, with André Helfenstein and Vincent Vandendael replacing Christoph Gloor and Hans-Jörg Schmidt-Trenz, who are not seeking re-election. Robert Schuchna will represent major shareholder Cevian, which holds nearly 10% of the company. This restructuring aims to enhance the company's insurance and financial expertise as part of a refocusing strategy to develop new services and strengthen its core business in European markets.

Baloise Board of Directors to Expand with New Appointments and Strategy

Baloise will expand its Board of Directors next year, increasing the number of members from nine to ten. Christoph Gloor and Hans-Jörg Schmidt-Trenz will not seek re-election at the General Assembly on April 25, 2025, with André Helfenstein and Vincent Vandendael proposed as their replacements. Additionally, Robert Schuchna from major shareholder Cevian will join the board, reflecting the company's strategy to enhance its expertise in insurance and finance.

Baloise Board of Directors Expands with New Members and Major Shareholder Representative

Baloise will expand its Board of Directors from nine to ten members, with André Helfenstein and Vincent Vandendael replacing Christoph Gloor and Hans-Jörg Schmidt-Trenz, who are not seeking re-election. Robert Schuchna will represent major shareholder Cevian, which holds nearly 10% of the company. This restructuring aims to enhance the company's insurance and financial expertise as part of a refocusing strategy to develop new services and strengthen its core business in European markets.
08:12 09.12.2024
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