Björn Storim named CEO of the European Bank at BNY Mellon
29 June 2021 Belgium
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BNY Mellon’s Björn Storim is set to succeed Leonique van Houwelingen as CEO of BNY Mellon (the European Bank), subject to board and regulatory approval.
van Houwelingen has been appointed as Europe, the Middle East and Africa head of strategic growth and regional head of client coverage for the asset servicing business, effective 16 July.
In addition, she will serve as a non-executive director of the European Bank.
van Houwelingen has been CEO of BNY Mellon’s European Bank since 2018 and has been an executive board member of the European Bank since 2015.
She was a member of the European Capital Markets Union High Level Forum and held a number of board positions including at the Foreign Bankers’ Association, the Dutch Association for Banks and since 2019, is a board member at JA Europe.
Meanwhile, Storim joined BNY Mellon in 2020 as head of Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and Central & Eastern Europe after 16 years at Credit Suisse.
At Credit Suisse, he was responsible for global markets, international wealth management, asset management and regulatory affairs in Germany.
Commenting on the appointments, Hani Kablawi, chairman of International at BNY Mellon, says: “We have a strong regional leadership team in place who play a central role in strengthening our presence in Europe.”
Kablawi adds: “I’d like to thank Leonique van Houwelingen for her leadership as CEO of the European Bank, and congratulate Björn Storim, who is well suited to drive the next phase of our business plans in Europe.”
van Houwelingen has been appointed as Europe, the Middle East and Africa head of strategic growth and regional head of client coverage for the asset servicing business, effective 16 July.
In addition, she will serve as a non-executive director of the European Bank.
van Houwelingen has been CEO of BNY Mellon’s European Bank since 2018 and has been an executive board member of the European Bank since 2015.
She was a member of the European Capital Markets Union High Level Forum and held a number of board positions including at the Foreign Bankers’ Association, the Dutch Association for Banks and since 2019, is a board member at JA Europe.
Meanwhile, Storim joined BNY Mellon in 2020 as head of Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and Central & Eastern Europe after 16 years at Credit Suisse.
At Credit Suisse, he was responsible for global markets, international wealth management, asset management and regulatory affairs in Germany.
Commenting on the appointments, Hani Kablawi, chairman of International at BNY Mellon, says: “We have a strong regional leadership team in place who play a central role in strengthening our presence in Europe.”
Kablawi adds: “I’d like to thank Leonique van Houwelingen for her leadership as CEO of the European Bank, and congratulate Björn Storim, who is well suited to drive the next phase of our business plans in Europe.”
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