When the European Central Bank gave the green light to BCP’s new government this week, Clara Raposo’s absence from the list came as a surprise. ISEG’s president was nominated in April as part of Miguel Maya’s list for a non-executive management position, but in the meantime (like Teófilo da Fonseca, who is not part of the team) has indicated that he is not available to join. the Millennium Management.
The reason is simple. Dinheiro Vivo knows that Clara Raposo will soon be announced as the new vice governor of Banco de Portugal. The inclusion will enable the regulator to comply with the rule to integrate more women into leadership.
“The direction [CA] of Banco de Portugal is composed of the governor, who presides, one or two deputy governors and three to five directors”, reads the composition of the governance structure of the BdP, which specifies that “the appointment of the members of the board must ensure a minimum representation of 40% of each of the sexes”. Sousa completes the list).
Elisa Ferreira held that position between September 2017 and November 2019, before taking on the role of European Commissioner.
Clara Raposo, 51 years old, married and mother of two daughters, has been Dean of the ISEG Lisbon School of Economics and Management since July 2018 and has pursued a career as Professor of Finance at that school since 2010. Prior to her tenure at ISEG, she taught at ISCTE for ten years, worked at the University of Oxford and Nova SBE, where he graduated, and is now a member of the Advisory Board for Business School Accreditation.
PhD in Finance from London Business School (1998) and Masters in Economics from Queen Mary & Westfield College (1994), she has published extensive research work in the most renowned international journals in the field, such as The Journal of Finance and the Journal of Financial Economy. She has been chairman of Greenvolt since last year, a mandate she must now resign before the end of the year (2023).
(News updated with the note about Elisa Ferreira)
Source: DN
