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EQB Inc. Chief Executive Andrew Moor Dies Unexpectedly
- Andrew Moor, who led EQB Inc., Canada's seventh-largest banking institution, passed away unexpectedly over the weekend in Toronto at the age of 65.
- The bank had been preparing for Moor’s planned retirement with a well-advanced two-year CEO succession plan involving internal and external candidates.
- The board appointed Marlene Lenarduzzi, Chief Risk Officer, as interim President and CEO effective immediately to lead during this transition.
- Board Chair Vincenza Sera called Moor a “visionary leader” and advocate for banking innovation benefiting Canadians, while financier Alex Haditaghi praised his forward-thinking and principled leadership.
- The company expressed sympathies to the Moor family, praised his 17 years of leadership, and affirmed confidence in its team and strategies to succeed without him.
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EQB chief executive Andrew Moor, who took on Canada's big banks, dies at 65
TORONTO — Andrew Moor, who grew EQB Inc. into Canada's seventh-largest bank during his nearly two-decade tenure at the helm and pushed for more innovation in the financial sector, has died.
·Elliot Lake, Canada
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The president and chief executive officer of Canada's seventh largest bank, Andrew Moor, died suddenly during the weekend, announced on Tuesday the EQ Bank, which appointed an acting executive.
·Montreal, Canada
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EQB Inc. says chief executive Andrew Moor died unexpectedly, interim leader named
"Andrew's death is a tragic loss to all of us at EQB and to everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him," said Vincenza Sera, chair of the board, in a statement.
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