LCH SA Tweaks Rules for Nominating Board Members
Published Date: 9/19/2025
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LCH SA is updating the rules that guide how its Nomination Committee and Board of Directors work. These changes aim to improve how leaders are chosen and how the board operates, affecting everyone involved in LCH SA’s governance. The updates will kick in once all the necessary approvals are in place, with no direct cost impact expected.
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