Heinz Huber, Chairman of the Executive Board of Raiffeisen Switzerland since January 2019, will become Chairman of Graubündner Kantonalbank in July 2025, succeeding Peter Fanconi. Raiffeisen has initiated a search for Huber's successor, with Christian Poerschke set to serve as interim Chairman starting January 1, 2025.
Heinz Huber, Chairman of the Executive Board of Raiffeisen Switzerland since January 2019, will transition to Graubündner Kantonalbank as Chairman in July 2025. His departure from Raiffeisen at the end of the year prompts a search for his successor, with Christian Poerschke stepping in as interim Chairman from January 2025. Huber's leadership has been marked by stability and growth following a previous scandal.
Heinz Huber, currently Chairman of the Executive Board of Raiffeisen Switzerland, will become Chairman of Graubündner Kantonalbank in July 2025, succeeding Peter Fanconi. Huber, who has led Raiffeisen through a challenging period since 2019, will see Christian Poerschke serve as interim Chairman starting January 2025 as the search for Huber's successor begins.
Heinz Huber is resigning as Chairman of the Executive Board of Raiffeisen Switzerland effective December 31, 2024, to take over as Chairman of Graubündner Kantonalbank in mid-2025. His tenure has been marred by failed technology projects, including a shelved super app that incurred significant costs, leading to widespread dissatisfaction among regional banks. Huber's departure follows a series of missteps that have left a substantial void at Raiffeisen's headquarters.
Heinz Huber is stepping down as Chairman of the Executive Board of Raiffeisen Switzerland by the end of 2024, transitioning to Chairman of Graubündner Kantonalbank in mid-2025. His departure follows a series of failed technology projects, including a costly super app initiative, which has left the bank in turmoil and its regional branches demanding accountability. Huber's leadership, marked by significant financial missteps, has drawn criticism as he exits to the Grisons mountains.
Heinz Huber, CEO of Raiffeisen Switzerland, will step down on December 31, 2024, after nearly six years in the role. He plans to become Chairman of Graubündner Kantonalbank in July 2025. Christian Poerschke will serve as interim CEO starting January 1, 2025, as the bank initiates the succession process.
Heinz Huber will step down as CEO of Raiffeisen Switzerland at the end of 2024 after nearly six years in the role. He will transition to become Chairman of Graubündner Kantonalbank in July 2025, with Christian Poerschke serving as interim CEO starting January 1, 2025. Under Huber's leadership, Raiffeisen Switzerland saw significant growth, with a 15% increase in income to 4.1 billion Swiss francs and a 17.7% rise in profit to 1.39 billion Swiss francs last year.
Heinz Huber, CEO of Raiffeisen Switzerland since January 2019, will step down at the end of the year to become Chairman of the Board of Directors at Graubündner Kantonalbank in July 2025, succeeding Peter Fanconi. Huber's tenure saw significant growth for Raiffeisen, despite recent turbulence, including the departure of COO Uwe Krakau following a failed app launch. Christian Poerschke will serve as interim CEO while a succession plan is underway.
Heinz Huber, CEO of Raiffeisen Switzerland, will resign unexpectedly to become Chairman of Graubündner Kantonalbank (GKB) in July 2025. Christian Poerschke will serve as interim CEO starting January 1, 2025, as the bank seeks both internal and external successors. Huber's tenure at Raiffeisen saw significant growth despite challenges, including a scandal that impacted the bank's reputation.
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