Shawbrook makes finance appointments

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Shawbrook Bank

Shawbrook Bank has created two new senior roles within its finance team.

Tom Wood has joined Shawbrook as chief financial officer to further develop the Bank’s financial risk management capability including balance sheet and financing strategies to manage the Bank’s growth plans. He was most recently finance director of NBNK Investments plc and previously Group CFO of Skipton Group.

Nick Fielden, who has developed and built Shawbrook’s finance team since the Bank’s launch in October 2011, has taken on the role of group finance director.

Fielden will be responsible for supporting Shawbrook’s business units, along with the Bank’s day-to-day financial and regulatory management.

Philip George, interim CEO of Shawbrook Bank, said: “With Shawbrook going from strength to strength, these key appointments will help to ensure our infrastructure continues to support our significant growth targets.

“It has been an exciting year for Shawbrook Bank and we’re looking to the future with very ambitious growth plans. It is the talent and commitment of Shawbrook’s team that has enabled the bank to achieve so much since we launched, and we’re delighted to have Tom and Nick in place to support the business as we embark on our growth strategy over the coming years.”

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