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Executives, founders and owners
Find who is named at an institution in the directory: chief executives, chairs and heads of compliance in Elucidate’s researched profiles, and the persons with significant control that Companies House lists. Each person has a page with their roles, sources and institutions.
Research up to 31 October 2026 · Companies House as at 9 October 2026
Chief executives of the global systemically important banks
The chief executive named at the bank each G-SIB on the Financial Stability Board’s 2025 list ↗ names, from Elucidate’s researched profiles. 27 of the 29 G-SIBs have one named. The banks the FSB places in higher buckets come first.
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JP Morgan Chase
Jamie Dimon
- Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Liu Jun
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Citigroup
Sunil Garg
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HSBC
David Yi Chien Liao
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Bank of America
Brian T. Moynihan
- BNP Paribas Jean-Laurent Bonnafé
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Bank of China
ZHANG Hui
- China Construction Bank Zhang Yi
- Agricultural Bank of China Wang Zhiheng
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Groupe Crédit Agricole
Olivier Gavalda
- Mitsubishi UFJ FG Masakazu Osawa
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UBS
Sergio P. Ermotti
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Barclays
C.S. Venkatakrishnan
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Société Générale
Slawomir Krupa
- Bank of Communications (BoCom) Zhang Baojiang
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Deutsche Bank
Christian Sewing
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Bank of New York Mellon
Robin Vince
- Wells Fargo Charlie Scharf
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Standard Chartered
Bill Winters
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State Street
Ronald P. O'Hanley
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Royal Bank of Canada
David McKay
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Santander
Héctor Grisi Checa
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ING
Steven van Rijswijk
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Toronto Dominion
Raymond Chun
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Groupe BPCE
Nicolas Namias
- Sumitomo Mitsui FG Akihiro Fukutome
- Mizuho FG Masahiko Kato
People by role
A person counts under each role a source gives them. Persons with significant control and beneficial owners are listed by Companies House; the other roles are named in Elucidate’s researched profiles.
Roles
People named in each role. Open a role to list them.
Heads of compliance and MLROs
In the directory’s order: prudentially supervised institutions first, then by size
- Valeri Ivanov Compliance / MLRO
- Serge Prostran Compliance / MLRO
- Anna Pitta Compliance / MLRO
- Gregory Dellas Compliance / MLRO
- Vicky Christofidou Compliance / MLRO
People by country
By the country of the institution that names them: 120 countries. The United Kingdom has the most names because Companies House lists the persons with significant control of UK firms.
Most people
People named at institutions in each country
The next twelve
On the same scale
Every other country
Open a country to list its people
Denmark 75Taiwan 74Finland 71Australia 68Türkiye 68Cyprus 66Indonesia 64Czechia 61Portugal 58Philippines 57Estonia 56Brazil 49Norway 49Mexico 48Pakistan 47Saudi Arabia 47Romania 46Vietnam 44Kuwait 40Bulgaria 39Nigeria 39Slovakia 39Hungary 38Thailand 36Qatar 35Greece 34South Korea 32Liechtenstein 31Croatia 29Russia 27Slovenia 27Israel 25Colombia 24Latvia 24Peru 24Bangladesh 23Egypt 23Chile 22South Africa 21Oman 20Nepal 19New Zealand 18Bahrain 17Jordan 15Kenya 15Sri Lanka 15Ukraine 14Ghana 13Argentina 12Belarus 11Lebanon 11Uganda 10Costa Rica 9Dominican Republic 9Ethiopia 9Kazakhstan 9Kosovo 9Panama 9Armenia 8Morocco 8Puerto Rico 8Bermuda 7Cambodia 7Iceland 7Jamaica 7Barbados 6Macao SAR China 6Serbia 6Algeria 5Azerbaijan 5Congo - Kinshasa 5Ecuador 5Equatorial Guinea 5Jersey 5Mauritius 5Palestinian Territories 5Georgia 4Monaco 4North Macedonia 4Uruguay 4Venezuela 4Angola 3Honduras 3Libya 3Paraguay 3Somalia 3Uzbekistan 3Zimbabwe 3Albania 2Guernsey 2Iraq 2Namibia 2Rwanda 2Bahamas 1Isle of Man 1Kyrgyzstan 1
Named at several institutions
398 people are named at more than one institution in the directory. These are the people named at the most.
- Amaresh Mohan Compliance / MLRO
- Prajit Nanu Chief executive
- Laurent Robert Quirin Registered beneficial owner
- Michael Bourque Chief financial officer
- Patrick Gauthier Chief executive
- Andre Mancl Chief financial officer
- Michael Bermingham Founder
- James Georgeson Chief financial officer
- John Malcolm Chief executive
- Kate Malone Compliance / MLRO
Recently confirmed
The roles the research confirmed most recently, one person per institution. Each person’s page gives the source and the date.
Sources & method
A person page brings together what the directory’s institution pages say about one person: names in Elucidate’s researched profiles, and individuals that Companies House lists for a matched company.
The sources give names, not identifiers. Mentions count as one person when the names match and the institutions are in one corporate group, share a distinctive word in their names, or the name has four or more words. Other people with the same name are listed separately.
Elucidate holds no dates of birth, addresses, nationalities or contact details for the people in the directory.
Read the methodology →Sources for this page
- Researched profiles—executives and founders named by an AI model with web search, from each institution’s own website and reports, regulators, company registers and news. Each name links to its source on the person’s page. AI research can be wrong or out of date, so check key facts at the source.
- Persons with significant control and registered beneficial owners—Companies House, for UK firms matched to a company and foreign institutions on the Register of Overseas Entities · source ↗
- Photos—from Wikimedia Commons (credited with their author and licence) or from the institution’s own website, where Wikimedia has none. Elucidate keeps a copy of each. Jamie Dimon: jpmorganchase.com (official website) · original; Sunil Garg: citigroup.com (official website) · original; David Yi Chien Liao: hsbc.com (official website) · original; Brian T. Moynihan: newsroom.bankofamerica.com (official website) · original; ZHANG Hui: bochk.com (official website) · original; Olivier Gavalda: credit-agricole.com (official website) · original; Sergio P. Ermotti: The official global picture collection of UBS from Switzerland · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons · original; C.S. Venkatakrishnan: World Economic Forum · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons · original; Slawomir Krupa: societegenerale.com (official website) · original; Christian Sewing: World Economic Forum · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons · original; Robin Vince: bny.com (official website) · original; Bill Winters: sc.com (official website) · original; Ronald P. O'Hanley: statestreet.com (official website) · original; David McKay: rbc.com (official website) · original; Héctor Grisi Checa: santander.com (official website) · original; Steven van Rijswijk: ing.com (official website) · original; Raymond Chun: td.com (official website) · original; Nicolas Namias: groupebpce.com (official website) · original.
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