At the EACH Annual General Meeting held in Paris on 29 May 2026, EACH Members voted to renew the mandate of the EACH Co-chairs Julien Jardelot, Niels Brab and Tim Grange, elected the new Board for a two-year term until the EACH General Assembly of 2028 and agreed to the EACH Strategy 2026 – 2028. The elected EACH Board is as follows:
|
Name |
EACH Member |
Position |
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Julien Jardelot |
LCH - Head of Europe, Government Relations & Regulatory Strategy at LSEG |
Co-Chair, Member |
|
Niels Brab |
Eurex Clearing – Chief of Staff, Head of Group Corporate & Regulatory Strategy |
Co-Chair, Member |
|
Tim Grange |
ICE Clear Europe – Head of Regulatory Policy |
Co-Chair, Member |
|
Stefan Kowanda |
ECC – Expert Political & Regulatory Affairs |
Treasurer, Member |
|
Arnoud Siegmann |
Cboe Clear Europe – Chief Operating Officer |
Member |
|
Carl Sehlin |
Nasdaq Clearing - Senior Associate General Counsel |
Member |
|
Marcin Truchanowicz |
KDPW_CCP - Member of the Management Board, KDPW, KDPW_CCP |
Member |
|
Paola Fico |
Euronext Clearing – Group Head of Regulation, Head of Italy Regulation, Euronext |
Member |
|
Xavier Aguila |
SIX x-clear/BME Clearing - Head of SIX Clearing Governance & Industry Relations, and BME Clearing General Manager |
Member |
The EACH General Assembly also elected the EACH Internal Auditor for a two-year mandate until the EACH General Assembly of 2028:
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Name |
EACH Member |
Position |
|
Jenny Poschmann |
Eurex Clearing – Head of CCP Regulation |
Internal Auditor |
The EACH General Assembly also agreed on the EACH Strategy for the 2026–2028 period. Building on its role as the proactive voice of CCPs in Europe, EACH will continue to engage with public authorities and private stakeholders while serving as a dynamic forum for the development of the CCP clearing industry.
The new strategy focuses on key topics shaping the future of clearing and financial market infrastructures, including new technologies, cyber security, quantum computing, distributed ledger technology (DLT), supervision, reporting, the Market Integration and Supervision Initiative (MISP), the Savings and Investments Union (SIU), and energy markets. Through these strategic priorities, EACH will contribute to fostering resilient, efficient and competitive European capital markets while supporting financial stability and effective risk management.
The EACH community also remains committed to delivering the high-quality analysis, advocacy and technical work for which the association is recognised, ensuring that CCP expertise continues to support informed policymaking and the sound development of European financial markets.