Thomas Mirow takes over chairmanship of the HSH Nordbank Supervisory Board
Parliamentary State Secretary Thomas Losse-Müller appointed to Supervisory Board
Hamburg/Kiel, February 28, 2013 - As previously announced, at today’s Annual General Meeting the shareholders of HSH Nordbank appointed Dr. Thomas Mirow to its Supervisory Board.
At the subsequent extraordinary meeting Dr. Mirow was elected Chairman of this body. He replaces Hilmar Kopper, who had announced in December of last year that he intended to resign from this office on 28 February 2013 at the latest.
Furthermore, Thomas Losse-Müller, Parliamentary Secretary of State in the Schleswig-Holstein Ministry of Finance, was appointed to the Supervisory Board at the Annual General Meeting. The appointment of Mr. Losse-Müller to the Supervisory Board became possible because Detlev Bremkamp left the Board at his own request effective the end of today’s Annual General Meeting.
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