Euroclear has appointed Guillaume Eliet as chief executive officer of Euroclear Bank and Marie-Anne Haegeman as group chief risk officer (CRO), and has hired Cilla Luke to strengthen its funds business in Asia-Pacific.
Eliet will take up the role on 1 January 2027, succeeding Peter Sneyers, who retires at the end of 2026. He will join the Euroclear Bank board and chair its management committee. Eliet is currently group CRO. He joined Euroclear in 2017 as head of regulatory, compliance and public affairs, and became CEO of the Euroclear ESES CSDs in 2021.
Haegeman succeeds Eliet as group CRO. She is currently chief banking and network officer at Euroclear Bank and a member of its management committee. She previously served as CRO of Euroclear Bank from 2018 to 2021, and held the same role at Belgian banking group KBC from 2014 to 2018. A process is underway to appoint her successor.
Luke joins as head of business development, funds solutions, Asia-Pacific. She will focus on driving business growth and deepening engagement with asset and wealth management clients across the region. She was previously head of education and partnerships at Hong Kong’s Private Wealth Management Association.