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Posted on December 11, 2024
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Marcus Chromik resigns from UniCredit's board, citing new professional ventures. His departure comes amid UniCredit's strategic moves in Germany.
MILAN (Reuters) - Marcus Johannes Chromik, an independent member of UniCredit's board and member of its Risk Committee, has resigned from the board with immediate effect, Italy's second-largest lender said on Wednesday.
Chromik has declared that his decision was due to new professional ventures, UniCredit said in a statement.
Before joining UniCredit, the German-born executive held several roles at COMMERZBANK-UNICREDIT-ORCEL-REACTION-60728f94-b15f-455a-9f8a-b0bea5407daf>Commerzbank, including member of the management board, chief risk officer and responsible for risk management and compliance.
UniCredit in September snapped up a stake in Germany's COMMERZBANK-UNICREDIT-ORCEL-REACTION-60728f94-b15f-455a-9f8a-b0bea5407daf>Commerzbank and Italy's No. 2 bank has been pressing for a tie-up since, in a move that has triggered opposition among Germany's establishment.
(Reporting by Gianluca Semeraro; editing by Alvise Armellini)
The resignation of Marcus Chromik from UniCredit's board and its implications.
Marcus Chromik is a former board member of UniCredit and held roles at Commerzbank.
He resigned to pursue new professional ventures.
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