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20 januari 2026

Qivalis announces appointments to its Supervisory Board at Institutional Investor Gathering in Davos

Amsterdam, Tuesday 20 January 2026 – Qivalis today announced the appointment of its Supervisory Board members during the exclusive 4th Edition of the Institutional Investor Gathering in Davos (January 19-20), where global blockchain leaders, policymakers, and innovators are convening to shape the future of finance.

The Institutional Investor Gathering in Davos brings together the leaders who are no longer observing the digital asset transition – they are executing it. Institutional adoption of digital assets accelerates across Europe and globally, transitioning from pilots to production-scale deployments. Stablecoins exhibit the steepest growth trajectory, with transaction volumes now exceeding those of legacy payment networks.

These developments underscore a broader shift: the worlds of blockchain-native finance, and traditional finance are rapidly converging. This transformation calls for a new level of governance for companies operating in this dynamic and evolving landscape. 

Against this backdrop, Qivalis is pleased to announce the following appointments to its Supervisory Board. The appointment of Sir Howard Davies as Chairman was previously announced, and the Supervisory Board will be further strengthened by the following members:

  • David Chreng (independent Supervisory Board member)
  • Marieke Flament (independent Supervisory Board member)
  • Manuel Galarza (current banking consortium delegate (rotation schedule))
  • Willem Hueting (current banking consortium delegate (rotation schedule))
  • Christian Wolf (current banking consortium delegate (rotation schedule))

The appointments will be submitted for regulatory approval at the appropriate time.

Sir Howard Davies, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Qivalis: “We are now building Qivalis quickly, and have assembled a Supervisory Board to oversee the work. It includes a good balance of banking and fintech experience. I am delighted that Marieke Flament and David Chreng have agreed to join us; their experience is highly relevant to the task ahead.”