Banking Technology February 2020 issue out now
Top dogs: The challenger bank success stories of 2019.
Top dogs: The challenger bank success stories of 2019.
New CEO Arvind Krishna will take the helm.
Former head of strategy takes over from BoE-bound Andrew Bailey.
The bank sees a major reshuffle under new chief Alison Rose.
It’s one of the largest investments Spencer has made since selling Nex to the CME.
Remittance fintech looks internally for C-level replacements.
Johannes Sulzberger, outgoing CEO, will remain on the board as a non-exec director.
The unusual decision points to the bank’s newly-placed importance on fintech.
CFO Marten Abrahamsen is a former investment banker.
Core banking firm hires industry veteran.
Stone joins the firm from Dealogic, where she had been chief strategy officer since 2015.
He joins BNY from HSBC, where he held the role of COO Americas for FX.
The co-founder is quitting to focus on family business ‘Barnacre Alpacas’.
Signicat already works with DNB, Allianz and Saxo Bank.
He had been at the Canadian firm for nine years.
David McLinton also spent time as JP Morgan Chase’s CISO.
“On the internet, no one knows you’re a dog.”
Paul Hanks has joined DayTek Capital as a technology advisor.
Jose Morago says he’s “excited” to get back to the finance industry.
Potts’ extensive financial services experience spans more than 25 years.
Rene W. Keller joins Standard Chartered from Deutsche Bank.
Carney is due to become the United Nations’ special envoy for climate change.
Mike Harris becomes chairman of the company.
A year in review.
US bank wants to protect itself from economic headwinds.
Helen Smith joins the business from Earthport and Visa Europe.
It was a brilliant celebration of excellence and innovation in the banking industry.
New hire joins ACI Worldwide after 14 years at Oracle.
Julian Sawyer set to lead Gemini’s European operations.
Scott Powell will be the bank’s new chief operating officer.
TS Anil will join the digital bank early next year.
She will unpick new regulatory changes for the council and its members.
Amir Nooriala has left the bank after just six months in the role.
She will be responsible for developing a data product roadmap.
Strudwick will oversee product, engineering, infrastructure and data teams.
AI has “massively increased productivity” for the bank.
Ex-Goldman Sachs, HSBC and Barclays execs have also been hired.
Samir Assaf, head of global banking & markets, expected to move to a non-exec role.
Georges Mansourati spent eleven years at Swedbank.
The departure of Foster-Carter is the latest in a few personnel changes at Monzo.