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EFG International Re-Elects Chairman, Approves Dividend

The Zurich-listed private bank and wealth house has announced results from its recent AGM.
Shareholders of EFG International
have re-elected Alexander Classen as chairman of its board of
directors for a one-year term.
A 2024 dividend payment of SFr0.6 per share was also approved,
rising 9 per cent on a year earlier, EFG said in a statement on
Friday.
As previously announced, Prasanna Gopalakrishnan, Périclès
P Petalas, Stuart M Robertson and Yok Tak Amy Yip
decided not to stand for re-election, a report from the bank’s
annual general meeting said.
Yvonne Bettkober and Wanda Eriksen were elected as new members of
the board of directors for a one-year term of office, effective
immediately. Luisa Delgado was elected as a new member of the
board for a term of office commencing on 1 September 2025 and
ending at the conclusion of the 2026 annual meeting. Konstantinos
(Kostas) Tsiveriotis was elected as a new member, subject to
regulatory approval; his election will take effect on the date on
which formal approval is granted, and his term of office will run
until the conclusion of the AGM 2026.
All other board members – Emmanuel L Bussetil, Boris F J
Collardi, Roberto Isolani, John S. Latsis, Maria Leistner, Philip
J Lofts and Carlo M Lombardini – were re-elected for a further
one-year term of office ending at the conclusion of the next
AGM.
See this report for EFG’s 2024 financial results and the
proposed board changes.