Swiss drugmaker Roche (ROG: SIX) announced its financial results for the first half of 2022 on Thursday, as well as revealing that chief executive Severin Schwan will step down next March after 15 years in the top job.
Dr Schwan will become chairman of the board of directors at that point, taking over from Christoph Franz, while Thomas Schinecker (pictured) will be the new CEO.
"Thanks to the ongoing renewal of our portfolio, we continue to grow despite biosimilars"Dr Schinecker is the current head of Roche’s Diagnostics division, having been with the company in different leadership positions since 2003.
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