Amy Cooper has stepped down as chief risk officer at FNZ after years in the role, Money Marketing can exclusively reveal.
MM understands Cooper left the platform technology provider last week, with staff notified of her departure on Friday.
Cooper was among four executives appointed to FNZ’s leadership team in September 2023 as part of a wider senior management shake-up.
She joined from Vanguard, where she was head of risk, strategy and communications.
No official reason has been given for her exit, but FNZ confirmed that Maarten Rosenberg has taken over as interim group chief risk officer.
An FNZ spokesperson told Money Marketing: “We can confirm the appointment of Maarten Rosenberg as interim group chief risk officer at FNZ.
“Maarten brings over 30 years of senior risk leadership experience in the financial services industry and has held senior risk roles within FNZ in recent years, giving him a deep understanding of the business.
“We’d like to thank Amy Cooper for her valuable contribution and wish her well in her future endeavours.”
Her departure marks the latest in a series of senior-level changes at FNZ, including the exit of founder and CEO Adrian Durham.
