Antoine Boublil to step down from Credit Suisse executive board
14 June 2023 Switzerland
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Antoine Boublil is to step down as a member of Credit Suisse’s executive board. He will also leave his role as chief financial officer at the Swiss Bank division.
Boublil will continue in these roles until January 2024. In the new year, he will be appointed as chief financial officer at Leonteq AG, a Swiss fintech and insurance company.
The announcement comes in the same week that UBS finalised its acquisition of Credit Suisse, following its initial takeover of the bank in March.
The acquisition will see UBS and Credit Suisse function as a consolidated banking group, with UBS Group managing the two as separate parent banks.
Antoine Boublil joined Credit Suisse in April 2016. In addition to his current roles he also acts as chairman of the board for Swisscard AECS GmbH and Bank-now AG.
André Helfenstein, CEO Credit Suisse (Switzerland), comments: “I would like to thank Antoine for the great commitment he has shown over his seven-year career at Credit Suisse, during which he was instrumental in setting up the Credit Suisse Switzerland entity for success. I wish him all the best in his future career.”
Boublil will continue in these roles until January 2024. In the new year, he will be appointed as chief financial officer at Leonteq AG, a Swiss fintech and insurance company.
The announcement comes in the same week that UBS finalised its acquisition of Credit Suisse, following its initial takeover of the bank in March.
The acquisition will see UBS and Credit Suisse function as a consolidated banking group, with UBS Group managing the two as separate parent banks.
Antoine Boublil joined Credit Suisse in April 2016. In addition to his current roles he also acts as chairman of the board for Swisscard AECS GmbH and Bank-now AG.
André Helfenstein, CEO Credit Suisse (Switzerland), comments: “I would like to thank Antoine for the great commitment he has shown over his seven-year career at Credit Suisse, during which he was instrumental in setting up the Credit Suisse Switzerland entity for success. I wish him all the best in his future career.”
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