London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) announces that Susi de Verdelon has been appointed CEO of LCH Limited. Susi will assume the role in February 2025, subject to regulatory non-objection, and will report to Daniel Maguire, Group Head, LSEG Markets and CEO of LCH Group. The appointment follows the decision of Isabelle Girolami to leave LCH Limited as CEO, having held the position since November 2019.
Susi joined LCH Limited in 2017 and is currently Group Head of LCH SwapClear and Listed Rates, where she is responsible for driving performance and growth and ensuring the continued resilience of the SwapClear and Listed Rates clearing services. Prior to LCH Limited, Susi held a number of Sales & Strategy roles in the Securities Division as a Managing Director at Goldman Sachs.
Daniel Maguire, Group Head, LSEG Markets, and CEO of LCH Group said:
“I’m delighted that Susi will be assuming the role of CEO, LCH Limited. As Group Head of LCH SwapClear & Listed Rates, she has driven growth and expansion into new markets, extended LCH Limited’s position in the rates market during benchmark reform, and most recently re-launched the Listed Rates service. I look forward to continuing to work with Susi as we expand our multi-asset class offering and deliver new products and services.”
Susi de Verdelon said:
“I am excited by the opportunity to become the CEO of LCH Limited. This role has tremendous responsibility, and I am committed to driving forward our strategic vision, fostering a culture of excellence, and strengthening our position as a market leader in risk management. I look forward to working with the team to deliver more innovation and efficiencies to our customers, regulators, and the markets we serve.”
Source: LSEG
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