The Boards of Directors of Oslo Børs ASA and Oslo Børs VPS Holding ASA have started a process to find a new President and CEO of Oslo Børs ASA and Oslo Børs VPS Holding ASA.
Bente A. Landsnes has been President and CEO of Oslo Børs and Oslo Børs VPS since January 2006. She wishes to depart in 2019 in accordance with her employment contract.
“Oslo Børs and the group as a whole are well positioned, which is a good starting point for recruiting a new head. The capital markets and the environment in which they operate are constantly changing, which is creating both challenges and opportunities. This is a demanding and important position, and we are starting the process now to ensure we have plenty of time to find the right candidate”, comments Catharina Hellerud, the Chair of the Boards of Directors of Oslo Børs and Oslo Børs VPS.
The recruitment company Korn Ferry has been engaged to assist with the work.
The Oslo Børs VPS group comprises the Oslo Børs, Verdipapirsentralen (VPS) and Oslo Market Solutions companies and their subsidiaries, namely Centevo (VPS), NOTC (Oslo Børs) and Fish Pool (Oslo Børs).
Source: Oslo Børs
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