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Zopa Bank: Appointed Graham Robinson as its new Chief Risk Officer

Zopa Bank: Appointed Graham Robinson as its new Chief Risk Officer

  • Zopa Bank is authorized by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
  • Graham joins Zopa as it completes its successful first year as a digital bank and sets its sights on further growth
  • Graham brings a wealth of knowledge from both established and challenger banking institutions
  • During over 18 years at Capital One, Graham held various positions including VP: Digital
  • Graham was the Director of Credit at Monzo where he built the credit risk management capability to support the scaling bank
  • He brings a wealth of experience in risk management which will enable to build a strong and well-controlled platform for continued growth
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