London-based fintech Revolut has unveiled three new appointments to its senior executive board; treasurer, deputy chief financial officer and director of financial crime risk.
Wolfgang Bardorf will assume the role of treasurer. Bardorf joins from Deutsche Bank, where he is currently Global Head of Liquidity Models and Methodologies, he is also a former Executive Director in Corporate Treasury at Goldman Sachs.
Stefan Wille, the former Senior Vice President of Finance at challenger bank N26 and Corporate Finance Manager at Credit Suisse, has been appointed as Deputy Chief Financial Officer.
Philip Doyle, former Head of Financial Crime at ClearBank and Fraud Prevention Manager at Visa, has been appointed as the company’s new Director of Financial Crime Risk.
Doyle will look to support Revolut in its “mission to build the most secure and trusted financial platform in the world.”
Nik Storonsky, Founder & CEO at Revolut commented: “This year we’ve made some exceptional senior appointments to the company.
“As we continue to strengthen our existing governance and processes we’ve hired some of the most talented professionals, with many years experience, delivering world class business practices.
“I’m looking forward to welcoming Philip, Stefan and Wolfgang to Revolut’s executive team and I have no doubt their knowledge will be invaluable as we grow.”
Boasting more than six million customers across the UK and Europe, Storonsky revealed the firm has plans in place to launch across North America and Asia later this year.
