Mirabaud & Cie (Europe) SA, the Luxembourg-based private bank, has taken another step forward in its strategic development by welcoming Carlo Thill to its board of directors. This appointment, effective as of March 19, 2025, reflects the group’s commitment to strengthening its governance and supporting its growth ambitions on a European scale.
A leading figure in the Luxembourg financial sector
With over four decades of experience in the financial sector, Carlo Thill is one of the most respected figures in the Luxembourg banking landscape. A former executive at BGL BNP Paribas and a member of various boards of directors, he possesses deep expertise in strategy, governance, risk management, and performance management. His arrival represents a significant asset for an institution aiming to further establish itself within the European financial ecosystem.
A strategic appointment amid a period of transformation
For Nicolas Mirabaud, managing partner and chairman of the board of directors, this appointment is part of a clear strategy: to strengthen the leadership team’s effectiveness and strategic vision to support the bank’s growth. “Mr. Thill’s exemplary career, his in-depth knowledge of the Luxembourg market, and his ability to anticipate industry trends will be key drivers in advancing our expansion plans,” he stated.
Strengthened Governance
The Board of Directors of Mirabaud & Cie (Europe) SA now consists of five members, with a balanced representation of operational expertise and strategic vision:
Nicolas Mirabaud (Chairman)
Patrick Hauri
Sarah Khabirpour
Julien Meylan
Carlo Thill
This new structure reflects the group’s commitment to building a team of complementary professionals capable of addressing the challenges facing the banking sector and seizing opportunities for sustainable growth.
A forward-looking vision
For Carlo Thill, this appointment is “an honor and a responsibility.” He expressed his desire to actively contribute to strengthening Mirabaud & Cie (Europe)’s position in the Luxembourg market, while supporting its European ambitions. This strategic decision is part of a strategy of continuity but also of acceleration for a bank that relies on the quality of its governance as a lever for differentiation and long-term performance.
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