Compliance solutions provider Fenergo has hired former Truist executive Tracy Moore as its director of strategy in the Americas.

In her new role, Moore will be responsible for the development and execution of Fenergo’s business strategy and go-to-market plan, as well as client relationships and fulfilling its digital transformation objectives, according to a Fenergo release.

“I have previously had to contend with legacy technology and pain points they present, including patched technology platforms and numerous manual processes,” Moore told Bank Automation News. “But with the banking industry now undertaking a digital transformation, I have also been part of the selection and implementation during my years at SunTrust, [now Truist], and other firms.”

Moore has more than 25 years of experience in the investment banking industry and worked at Rabobank, SunTrust Bank, Man Investments and Goldman Sachs in Switzerland, according to the release.

In her previous roles, Moore said she “was able to gain insight into the value behind strategic implementation and careful preparation of a seamless integration of digital platforms.”

As she moves to the fintech side of the industry, Moore looks at her new position as an “opportunity to further grow and expand my knowledge of the industry and bring a firsthand client perspective to Fenergo.”

M&T Bank makes leadership changes

M&T Bank named former Truist Chief Financial Officer Daryl Bible as its CFO effective in the second quarter of 2023.

Bible, who has three decades of experience in the financial services industry, will succeed Darren King, who is expanding his responsibilities to oversee a portfolio of businesses, according to an M&T release.

“[Bible’s] strong performance as a purpose-driven leader with unsurpassed acumen, including shepherding one of the largest financial services mergers in recent history, will be key assets to our leadership as we continue to evolve our bank,” M&T Chairman and Chief Executive Rene Jones said in the release.

The bank also named Chris Kay head of enterprise platforms, a role in which Kay will oversee enhancements of the bank’s core capabilities including digital and enterprise payments. He will also start in Q2 2023.

“[King] and [Kay] will be able to use their unique experiences to help M&T evolve its business and serve our customers effectively,” Jones said.

JPMorgan Payments hires former Visa exec

JPMorgan Payments hired former Visa executive Pat Brolly as its head of acquiring platforms and rails, Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA).

Based in London, Brolly joined JPMorgan earlier this month and reports to EMEA co-heads of payments and commerce solutions Sara Castelhano and Ludovic Houri, according to a JPMorgan release.

“There is a huge growth opportunity for our EMEA franchise,” Castelhano and Houri said in the release. “[Brolly’s] appointment will help to reinforce our position as the leading merchant acquirer in the region, and to achieve our ambitions for the business.”

Brolly is working to build a next-generation merchant-acquiring platform to help enhance the modernization strategy of the bank’s payments platform, according to the release.

Steeleye appoints Pennington as CRO

Compliance technology and data analytics firm Steeleye named Christopher Pennington as chief revenue officer reporting to Chief Executive Matt Smith.

Pennington joins the fintech after having spent more than 30 years at tech giants including Microsoft and Google, according to a Steeleye release.

In his new role, he will be responsible for the fintech’s commercial revenue streams and for delivering “impactful propositions” to clients, according to the release.

“We believe firmly in the value of diverse perspectives, including professional backgrounds. Christopher’s experience and achievements with several big tech firms will be invaluable as we now seek to drive revenue growth,” Smith said in the release.

Broadridge Financial names chief product officer

Fintech Broadridge Financial Services appointed Martin Koopman as chief product officer, effective Jan. 1, 2023.

Koopman will work to drive the fintech’s software-as-a-service (SaaS) offering to its clients, according to a Broadridge release. He will also be responsible for creating the tech provider’s product vision, strategy and platforms.

“[Koopman] has a proven record of driving product innovation both at Broadridge and at previous companies,” Chief Executive Tim Gokey said in the release.

Koopman has been with Broadridge since 2014 and served as head of strategy, according to the release. Once he takes on his new role, he will report to Gokey.

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