The Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) announced that Finance Minister Heinen has appointed Vincent van Stijn to its supervisory board for four years from Jan. 1, 2027. He will succeed David Voetelink, who has served on the board since July 15, 2019, and chairs its audit committee.
Van Stijn spent more than 30 years at Deloitte, where his roles included leading its public sector audit practice in the Netherlands. He has held several supervisory positions since 2022 and served as interim director general of the Central Government Audit Service during 2023 and 2024.
The supervisory board is also preparing to fill further vacancies. Rob Langezaal will step down in 2027 after completing his second term, while Leontine van der Goes will not seek a second term.