PayPoint (LON: PAY), a London-headquartered retail funds supplier, introduced on Tuesday the appointment of Rob Harding as Chief Monetary Officer and Govt Director. He’ll be part of the corporate “later this summer season,” and exchange Alan Dale, who’s retiring later this 12 months.
Dale will step down from PayPoint’s Board after the publication of the firm’s outcomes however will proceed to be an worker of the agency till the top of December to make sure an intensive transition and handover. The transition will occur when PayPoint is specializing in the UK market and likewise determined to purchase the whole lot of Respect Group, a gifting and engagement firm, in an £83 million deal.
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An Skilled Finance Professional
Harding has about 25 years of expertise working within the monetary business. He’s presently the Chief Monetary Officer and a Director at De La Rue, a producer of polymer and safety printed merchandise. He’ll proceed to work there for six extra months for an orderly transition of obligations whereas the corporate is searching for a successor.
He joined De La Rue in Mach 2020 and was an Interim Chief Monetary Officer at Co-op Insurance coverage for 9 months earlier than that. He additionally spent greater than six years of his profession at Swinton Group, the place he joined because the Chief Danger Officer and was afterward promoted to Chief Monetary Officer. He parted with the corporate as a Technique and Company Danger Director.
He additionally labored at different distinguished monetary business manufacturers like Aviva, Arthur Andersen, and Ernst & Younger, one of many huge 4 audit companies.
“Rob brings a wealth of expertise to the enterprise and is the fitting candidate to assist the continued success of the PayPoint Group and its vital transformation technique. He’s a precious addition to the Board as we proceed our development plans and combine the Respect Group enterprise,” mentioned PayPoint’s Chairman, Giles Kerr.
PayPoint (LON: PAY), a London-headquartered retail funds supplier, introduced on Tuesday the appointment of Rob Harding as Chief Monetary Officer and Govt Director. He’ll be part of the corporate “later this summer season,” and exchange Alan Dale, who’s retiring later this 12 months.
Dale will step down from PayPoint’s Board after the publication of the firm’s outcomes however will proceed to be an worker of the agency till the top of December to make sure an intensive transition and handover. The transition will occur when PayPoint is specializing in the UK market and likewise determined to purchase the whole lot of Respect Group, a gifting and engagement firm, in an £83 million deal.
Try the newest FMLS22 session on “Tendencies Defining 2023 in Fee Processing.”
An Skilled Finance Professional
Harding has about 25 years of expertise working within the monetary business. He’s presently the Chief Monetary Officer and a Director at De La Rue, a producer of polymer and safety printed merchandise. He’ll proceed to work there for six extra months for an orderly transition of obligations whereas the corporate is searching for a successor.
He joined De La Rue in Mach 2020 and was an Interim Chief Monetary Officer at Co-op Insurance coverage for 9 months earlier than that. He additionally spent greater than six years of his profession at Swinton Group, the place he joined because the Chief Danger Officer and was afterward promoted to Chief Monetary Officer. He parted with the corporate as a Technique and Company Danger Director.
He additionally labored at different distinguished monetary business manufacturers like Aviva, Arthur Andersen, and Ernst & Younger, one of many huge 4 audit companies.
“Rob brings a wealth of expertise to the enterprise and is the fitting candidate to assist the continued success of the PayPoint Group and its vital transformation technique. He’s a precious addition to the Board as we proceed our development plans and combine the Respect Group enterprise,” mentioned PayPoint’s Chairman, Giles Kerr.
