Fintel joint CEO Neil Stevens to leave in June

Fellow joint CEO Matt Timmins to run the business

Isabel Baxter
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Fintel joint CEO Neil Stevens will be stepping down from the role in June, with fellow CEO Matt Timmins taking over the role.

It has been confirmed that Stevens has decided to step down from his executive responsibilities and will not stand for re-appointment to the board of directors at the annual general meeting (AGM). In the interim period, Stevens will continue with his current role and responsibilities and will "enact an orderly transition" to individuals within the existing executive team, in accordance with the board's succession plan. Following the AGM on 20 May, joint CEO Timmins will take sole responsibility as CEO of Fintel, supported by chief financial officer David Thompson. Together they will o...

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