People moves: PayPoint, Morgan Stanley, Barclays and more
PayPoint’s CEO Dominic Taylor to step down UK-based in-store payment services provider PayPoint has announced the resignation of Dominic Taylor as CEO ... read more
PayPoint’s CEO Dominic Taylor to step down UK-based in-store payment services provider PayPoint has announced the resignation of Dominic Taylor as CEO ... read more
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Our roundup of the biggest people moves affecting the fintech industry throughout 2017.
From appointments at Broadrigde to AEVI, we report on the latest announcements in the fintech industry.
Charlie Scharf has this week announced his resignation from the post of Visa's chief executive officer. It come into effect on December 1st 2016.
Alexander Filshie, a mentor to ICAEW's Financial Talent Executive Network, handed the newly created CFO role at Worldfirst
The personal finance startup has added another banking heavyweight to its board of directors, raising $5m in the process.
The payments processing startup has moved quickly to allay concerns over its CEO's ability to run two multi-billion companies by adding heavyweight financial experience to the company leadership.
Visa has hired former Acting US Trade Representative Demetrios Marantis from Square as senior vice president, Global Government Relations.
After narrowly missing out on acquiring British processor Worldpay last month, French transaction company Ingenico Group is focussing on its own payment services with the appointment of Pierre-Antoine Vacheron as EVP ePayments.