Carlos Hank González, grandson of Roberto González Barrera, founder of Banorte, is now a proprietary advisor to this Monterrey-based financial group. This follows his appointment by the shareholders’ meeting. On Thursday, he must be ratified by the Board of Directors, which is holding its regular meeting.
Carlos Hank González, grandson of Roberto González Barrera, founder of Banorte, is now a proprietary advisor to this Monterrey-based financial group. This follows his appointment by the shareholders’ meeting. On Thursday, he must be ratified by the Board of Directors, which is holding its regular meeting.
Until a few days ago, he was CEO of Grupo Financiero Interacciones, obtaining 76% of the shareholders’ votes in favor, 21% abstentions, and the rest against. Carlos Hank González will replace his mother, Graciela González Moreno, who in turn was appointed alternate director.
The arrival of Hank González, who had a brief stint at Banorte in 2003 as deputy director of the bank, seeks to strengthen his family’s presence in the financial group. Unofficially, it has even been mentioned that he is seeking the presidency of that institution, headed by Guillermo Ortiz Martínez, with whom the González family has had strong disagreements in recent years.
In early October, Carlos Hank González resigned as CEO of Grupo Financiero Interacciones (of which Carlos Hank Rhon is chairman of the board of directors) to seek a seat on Banorte’s board of directors, which finally materialized yesterday.
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