RHJ International has announced that Konstantin Graf von Schweinitz will replace D. Ronald Daniel as Chairman, effective from the Company’s AGM on 18 June 2014.
Graf von Schweinitz was appointed as a director of RHJI in June 2011, is an independent non-executive director of Kleinwort Benson Bank Limited, as well as Chairman of its Audit Committee and member of its Strategic Risk Committee.
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RHJI also announces today that Timothy C. Collins tendered his resignation to the board on 3 April 2014, effective from 3 May 2014. In addition, D. Ronald Daniel and Jun Makihara will step down from the board at the June AGM.
As a consequence, the board will be reduced in size from eight to five board members, which will generate further efficiency savings as RHJI captures synergies from the integration of BHF-Bank. This is compliant with the Belgian Corporate Governance Charter and is in line with our revised articles of association, which were approved at the Company’s EGM in June 2013.
Konstantin Graf von Schweinitz
Graf von Schweinitz, appointed as a director of RHJI in June 2011, is an independent non-executive director of Kleinwort Benson Bank Limited, as well as Chairman of its Audit Committee and member of its Strategic Risk Committee.
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By GlobalDataHe has over 25 years of investment banking experience, principally in capital markets and risk management. Until March 2007, he spent 19 years at Kleinwort Benson/Dresdner Bank. He worked in various roles including derivatives trading, hedge fund management and as COO of Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein UK, before becoming Chief Risk Officer of Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein and Head of Risk Management Investment Banking. He was also the Deputy Chairman of Dresdner Group’s Credit Committee, a member of Dresdner Group’s Capital Committee and a member of Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein’s Executive Committee. Prior to 1988, he headed the European Swap Group at the Chase Manhattan Bank.
Since 2007, he has been acting as an advisor on numerous risk and investment-related assignments for hedge funds, banks and private equity companies. He is a partner of DII Capital, a financial advisory firm based in London. He is also a trustee of the Institute for Cancer Research and chairs the investment committee. He holds a BA and MA from Oxford University.
