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Cboe Names Catherine Grover as Executive Vice President and CHRO

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Cboe Global Markets announced on Thursday, October 16, 2026, that Catherine Grover will join as Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer, effective Monday, November 16, 2026. Grover joins from PNC Financial Services Group, bringing decades of human resources leadership experience to support Cboe's global growth strategy.

Cboe Names Catherine Grover as Executive Vice President and CHRO
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Cboe Global Markets (Cboe: CBOE) announced on Thursday, October 16, 2026, that Catherine Grover will join the company as Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer, effective Monday, November 16, 2026. Grover will oversee the global human resources function from Chicago, reporting directly to Chief Executive Officer Craig Donohue.

### Tape / Session Read Prior to her appointment at Cboe, Grover spent over 29 years at PNC Financial Services Group, most recently serving as Executive Vice President of Human Resources, where she managed HR business partner teams supporting approximately 55,000 employees. Chief Executive Officer Craig Donohue noted that Grover's experience will support the company's workforce strategies and leadership capabilities as the operator of equity derivatives, options, and volatility indices pursues new growth opportunities.

### Why This Lane Matters Executive appointments at major global market operators underscore corporate scaling and organizational alignment as firms navigate complex regulatory and technological environments. For market participants, stable human capital oversight directly impacts execution capabilities across derivative and exchange platforms.

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corporate leadership transition

Cboe hired a new human resources boss who used to work at a major bank. Investors usually just keep an eye on these leadership changes to make sure the company keeps running smoothly.

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Cboe Global Markets named Catherine Grover as its new Chief Human Resources Officer.

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Exchange operators with stable management benefit from steady oversight, while everyday investors see little direct financial impact.

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