The departure of Credit Suisse has reshuffled the corporate lending landscape in Switzerland, with Raiffeisen emerging as the second-largest player in this sector. Despite increased inquiries and a gain of 5,000 new corporate clients, the bank maintains that it has not lowered its lending standards. Rising refinancing costs and stricter regulations are driving up loan prices, while alternatives to traditional lending remain limited.
Nicole Pauli emerges as potential CEO candidate for Raiffeisen Switzerland
Nicole Pauli, currently head of Amag Leasing, is a leading candidate for the CEO position at Raiffeisen Switzerland, which has been vacant since Heinz Huber's departure. She faces internal competition from Roger Reist, Head of Corporate Clients, and interim CEO Christian Poerschke, whose past ties to the previous leadership may hinder his candidacy.
raiffeisen seeks new leadership to expand corporate client business after huber's exit
Heinz Huber's resignation as Raiffeisen CEO presents an opportunity for the bank to expand its corporate client business, which has been limited under his leadership. The new CEO should come from the corporate sector and aim to fill the gap left by Credit Suisse's exit, particularly in the middle market segment. Internal candidate Roger Reist is seen as a strong contender, but the board may also consider external candidates, despite potential concerns about their backgrounds.
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