Adrian Durham, the founder of FNZ, a prominent global wealth management platform, has announced a leadership transition, which will result in his resignation as Group CEO. Durham, who has led FNZ's growth into a global company with over $1.4 billion in annual revenue and $1.6 trillion in assets under administration, will take on a non-executive role as Founding Director and Senior Advisor. He will remain on the Group Board and continue as a major shareholder. FNZ, with operations in over 30 countries, serves more than 24 million consumers, focusing on digitizing savings and investments while enhancing transparency and lowering costs.
Blythe Masters, a former senior executive at JP Morgan, has been appointed as the new Group CEO, bringing decades of experience in global financial services. Roman Regelman, formerly of BNY Mellon, joins as Group President. The leadership change is supported by a $1 billion commitment from FNZ's institutional investors to drive future growth and innovation. With Durham’s continued strategic involvement, FNZ aims to sustain its focus on client service and sustainable growth. The transition signals a new phase in FNZ's journey, bolstered by a strong leadership team and ongoing commitment to delivering value for its clients.
