Dutch banking group ABN AMRO has appointed Clifford Abrahams as its new CFO and member of the executive board.
Abrahams will replace CFO ad interim Alexander Rahusen on 1 September 2017.
Abrahams currently serves as the group CFO and member of the managing board at Delta Lloyd, which he joined last January. He previously also held various senior roles at Aviva and Morgan Stanley.
In addition, the bank also appointed Tanja Cuppen as its new chief risk officer (CRO), replacing Wietze Reehoorn.
Cuppen will assume the role of CRO at ABN Amro on 1 November 2017 and will also join the bank’s executive board. Currently, Cuppen is CRO of Rabobank North America.
The appointments of Abrahams and Cuppen are subject to regulatory approval.
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By GlobalDataABN Amro chairman of the supervisory board Olga Zoutendijk said: “Mr Abrahams’ strong track record as a CFO and his extensive experience in the financial sector gained in previous senior management positions, including 12 years in banking, make him well-suited to be appointed to ABN AMRO’s Executive Board as new CFO.
“The Supervisory Board is also pleased with the opportunity for the early selection of Ms Cuppen as the new CRO, in anticipation of the scheduled departure of Mr Reehoorn. She has a strong track record in risk management in both the domestic and international banking sector, and more than 22 years of banking experience through the various senior management positions she held at Rabobank.”