Jos Dijsselhof

Jos Dijsselhof is a Dutch business executive who is the former chief executive officer of SIX Group AG, having assumed that role in January 2018 and left in early 2025. He holds degrees in computer science and business administration, and has a long track record in international management in the financial sector. Dijsselhof attended INSEAD and Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences.

Since becoming CEO in 2018, Dijsselhof has played a pivotal role in SIX's commercial development and international expansion. He spearheaded the company's strategic transformation, including the sale of its card business to Worldline, further diversification of the business portfolio, and key acquisitions, most notably the purchase of Spanish stock exchange BME. Most recently, SIX agreed to acquire Aquis Exchange in a landmark deal set to elevate the exchange operator's exchange offering throughout Europe.

Career history

• Chief Executive Officer, SIX Group AG (2018–early 2025)
• Chief Operating Officer and CEO ad interim, Euronext (2014–June 2017)
• General Manager, Australia and New Zealand Bank in Singapore
• Positions at ABN Amro Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland in Europe and Asia
• Non-Executive Chairman, Bolsas y Mercados Españoles (BME) (2020–early 2025)

Dijsselhof was elected Vice Chairman of the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) and served as Chairman of the WFE Working Committee from 2021–2023.

What Dijsselhof could bring to future Middle East opportunities: Having left to pursue a new professional opportunity in the Middle East, Dijsselhof brings two decades of capital markets infrastructure expertise, proven capability in executing major acquisitions and strategic transformations, and established credibility within global financial exchange communities. His track record modernizing technology infrastructure and expanding international presence positions him as an asset for regional financial market development initiatives.

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