Supervisory Board Member — Technology & Cyber Risk

Netherlands·Banking & Financial Services·Payments & Financial Technology·Posted 26 August 2026

Euronext Amsterdam-listed payments business

The problem this seat exists to solve

A supervisory board member reaches the twelve-year ceiling under the Dutch Corporate Governance Code, and the board's gender composition means the replacement must maintain the statutory one-third balance — an appointment that fails it is void.

The remit

Provide supervisory oversight of technology resilience, cyber risk and operational continuity
Serve on the risk committee of a regulated payments business
Contribute to the supervisory board's assessment of the management board
Support the board's DORA and operational-resilience obligations

What the sponsor will not compromise on

Senior technology or information-security leadership at a regulated financial institution
Experience of a two-tier or one-tier European board
Independence under best practice 2.1.8 of the Dutch Code
English is the working language of the board

Terms

Engagement: Four-year term, renewable within the twelve-year maximum.
Compensation: EUR 70,000 – 95,000 a year including committee fee.
Cross-border: No residency or nationality test applies. The board's gender arithmetic under the ingroeiquotum governs who can lawfully be appointed next.
Time commitment in this market: Typically 6–8 supervisory board meetings a year plus committees; boards within the structure regime carry additional works-council engagement.

Before you apply — Netherlands

No nationality or residency test applies to a supervisory or non-executive director. In practice this is the most accessible continental board market for an English-speaking candidate.

Residency test: None.
Nationality test: None.
Work authorisation: A non-executive or supervisory director attending meetings does not require a residence permit. Executive roles for non-EU nationals require a permit, commonly under the highly skilled migrant scheme.
Tenure limit once appointed: Twelve years, as 4+4+4, with reasons required for reappointment beyond eight.

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