Laura van Geest, chair of the board of directors of the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM), says the investigation into Alex Cross could take years. The new general manager was suspended last Tuesday on suspicion of insider trading in Ajax shares. The Supervisory Board (SB) intends to dismiss him permanently.
Kroos does not agree with the decision of the Supervisory Board and therefore his actions are evaluated by the AFM. “I can't say anything about individual cases,” Van Geest said. Afghan National Police. “We try to complete our studies within a year or two, and if they are simple studies, they can be done faster.”
A special general shareholders' meeting (EGM) is scheduled for Ajax on May 21. The Supervisory Board wants to make Kruse's dismissal official that day. However, the Ajax board wants to wait until the results of the AFM investigation are available, but the likelihood of those results being publicly available by then seems slim.
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Mike Verweg revealed on Monday in a live broadcast that board members are looking for Kroos' return. “What you hear more and more now is that a lot of people want him back,” the journalist said. Telegraph. “Kroos is also very popular at De Toykomst, because he has been a member for 25 years and still plays football in the fifth team. A lot of people would like to see him return, if necessary in a different position. And that is what is happening now.” He has been pushed to the point what. Then you can just think about technical management, where someone else becomes general manager, or interim manager.”
Cross is being considered for appointment as Honorary Director in place of Legal Director. This means that Cross will have fewer powers and will in effect be a “regular” employee. “Then you also have a good story for the stakeholders, the sponsors first,” Verwig said. “Because I don't think some sponsors would like it very much for him to remain general manager as if nothing had happened. Because of course something had happened: he was a complete idiot.”
