Basler Kantonalbank reported a 10% increase in consolidated profit to CHF 186.3 million for the 2024 financial year, despite a challenging interest rate environment. Customer loans rose by 2.2% to CHF 19.79 billion, with mortgage loans at CHF 16.66 billion, while customer deposits surged by 12% to CHF 18.22 billion. The bank also appointed Regula Berger as the new CEO to enhance its strategic development and renewed its partnership with Pro Senectute beider Basel, emphasizing its commitment to social responsibility.
regula berger appointed chairwoman of bank cler board of directors
Regula Berger has been appointed as the new Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of Bank Cler, making her one of the few women leading a Swiss bank. She aims to enhance the bank's unique blend of traditional and digital banking services as part of its growth strategy. The Board now has a 57% female representation, significantly above the Swiss average.
Regula Berger appointed chairman of Banque Cler Board of Directors
Regula Berger has been elected Chairman of the Board of Directors of Banque Cler during the Annual General Meeting. She is also the CEO of Basler Kantonalbank (BKB) and takes over from Basil Heeb, who resigned as CEO of BKB last July.
Regula Berger appointed chairwoman of Bank Cler's board of directors
Regula Berger has been appointed as the new chairwoman of Bank Cler's board of directors, succeeding Basil Heeb. With 57% of the board being female, Berger, who has led Basler Kantonalbank since March, aims to enhance the bank's growth strategy by integrating traditional banking with digital services.
Regula Berger appointed new chairwoman of Bank Cler Board of Directors
Regula Berger has been appointed as the new Chairwoman of the Board of Directors at Bank Cler, succeeding Basil Heeb. The board now includes three new members, increasing the female representation to 57%, well above the Swiss average. Özlem Civelek, Christoph Auchli, Susanne Ziegler, and Christian Reuss join the board, while Heeb, Maya Salzmann, and Christian Wunderlin step down.
Regula Berger elected as new chairwoman of Bank Cler Board of Directors
Regula Berger has been elected as the new Chairwoman of the Board of Directors at Bank Cler, succeeding Basil Heeb. With extensive experience as CEO of Basler Kantonalbank and a board member since 2019, she aims to enhance Bank Cler's market positioning in Switzerland. Özlem Civelek joins the board alongside independent members Susanne Ziegler and Christian Reuss, who bring valuable expertise in banking and market strategies.
Regula Berger appointed chairwoman of Bank Cler board of directors
Regula Berger has been appointed as the new chairwoman of the board of directors at Bank Cler, succeeding Basil Heeb. With a strong background as CEO of Basler Kantonalbank and a commitment to enhancing the bank's traditional and digital offerings, she aims to strengthen its position in the Swiss market. Notably, the board boasts a 57% female representation, exceeding the national average.
Regula Berger appointed chairwoman of Bank Cler following leadership changes
Regula Berger has been appointed as the new Chairwoman of the Board of Directors at Bank Cler, succeeding Basil Heeb. She is also the CEO of Basler Kantonalbank and has been with BKB's Executive Board since 2018. The Board now includes three members from BKB, with new independent members elected at the recent Annual General Meeting.
Regula Berger appointed chairwoman of Bank Cler Board of Directors
Regula Berger has been elected as the new Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of Bank Cler during the Annual General Meeting. She succeeds Basil Heeb, who resigned as CEO of Basler Kantonalbank, effective February 28, 2025. The Board now includes three members from BKB's Executive Board and two newly elected independent members.
regula berger appointed chairwoman of bank cler board of directors
Regula Berger has been appointed Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of Bank Cler, succeeding Dr. Basil Heeb. With a focus on enhancing the bank's unique blend of traditional and digital services, she leads a board with a 57% female representation, including new members with extensive financial expertise.