The González Moreno family—the majority shareholder of Grupo Financiero Banorte with 19% of the shares—will propose Carlos Hank González as the new proprietary director of the institution’s Board of Directors.
Banorte officially announced this in a statement sent to its shareholders written in English, detailing the items to be discussed at the next Ordinary General Meeting to be held on October 22, the first item on the agenda being the discussion and, if appropriate, approval of the change of a member and alternate member of the Board of Directors.
If the request is approved, Carlos Hank González, 43, would join the Board to replace his mother, Graciela González Moreno, who would become his alternate.
At the same time, Graciela González’s current alternate, Alejandro Hank González, would be relieved of all legal responsibility. Alejandro has been an alternate director of Banco Mercantil del Norte since 2013.
Carlos Hank González, son of Carlos Hank Rohn, has been CEO of Grupo Financiero Interacciones since 2000 and Grupo Industrial Hermes since 2008.
It should be remembered that a decade ago, Hank González’s grandfather, Roberto González Barrera, agreed to allow Banorte and Interacciones to explore the possibility of a merger, which would integrate the interests of two powerful families of Mexican politicians and businessmen, the González Moreno and Hank Ron families.
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