EQB welcomes Daniel Rethazy as EVP, Personal Banking, adding top banking talent to reignite core business growth and execute on transformation
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Mr. Rethazy will shape a more integrated Personal Banking business that brings together the strength of EQB's consumer capabilities with the full potential of the announced agreement to acquire PC Financial and enter a long-term strategic relationship with Loblaw Companies - Supporting this evolution is a refined executive leadership structure that reflects EQB's growing scale, ambition and significance to the Canadian banking industry
"Daniel is a generational talent in Canadian banking, and we're thrilled to welcome him to EQB," said
In his new role effective
"EQB has a platform and an offering unlike anything else in Canadian banking – and we are just getting started," said
A proven banking innovator with deep experience in transforming and scaling future-ready banking operations
He is joining EQB from CIBC where he served as Executive Vice President, Enterprise Capabilities and Organizational Agility. Prior to that role,
Earlier in his career,
Shaping EQB's next generation banking business with new executive leadership structure
Together, these appointments underscore EQB's emergence as a true talent magnet and reinforce the depth and capability of the leadership team shaping EQB's future – one positioned to compete at a new level to deliver a more modern, competitive banking experience for Canadians.
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investor_enquiry@eqb.com
Media contact:
Director,
danielle.mason@eqbank.ca
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