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WIB to get new director | The Daily Herald

October 2, 2026

WIB to get  new director | The Daily Herald
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Camillo Bakhuis.

WILLEMSTAD--Camillo Bakhuis is set to become the new head of Windward Islands Bank (WIB), the St. Maarten sister bank of Maduro & Curiel’s Bank (MCB). On November 1, the 53-year-old Bakhuis will succeed the bank’s current head, Daisy Tyrol-Carolus, who is retiring at the end of the year following a long career with the MCB Group, the “Antilliaans Dagblad” newspaper reported.

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Bakhuis has more than 20 years of experience in the financial sector and previously worked for MCB in Curaçao for 13 years. He is currently the director of Gi-Ro Settlement Holding (GSH), the organisation responsible for the winding-up of Girobank.

The final months of the year at the Philipsburg-based bank will focus on the handover process, during which Tyrol-Carolus will familiarise Bakhuis with his new role.

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/wib-to-get-new-director

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