GE Money Home Lending, one of the UK's leading specialist lenders, has appointed Ian Wilson as its new Chief Risk Officer (CRO), reporting to CEO Colin Shave.
Ian has a wealth of UK banking experience and 15 years credit risk experience. He joins GE Money from Santander Group where he held the position of Managing Director, Abbey Business. Prior to Abbey Ian worked for RBS, holding key positions including Director Credit Risk, Retail Banking -as well as a period at Ernst & Young as a Senior Consultant in Retail Banking.
In his new role, Ian will be responsible for leading the risk division in continuing to develop and implement rigorous processes to ensure best practice across the GE Money Home Lending Risk function. Ian will take up his post with immediate effect.
Colin Shave, CEO, GE Money Home Lending commented:
"The role of Risk Leader is strategically important to the continued success of our business and I am therefore delighted to announce this appointment. Ian joins GE Money Home Lending with significant experience of the UK market and his knowledge will be a great asset to our senior management team and the business."
Commenting on the role, Ian said:
"I am delighted to be appointed to the role of CRO at GE Money Home Lending. I look forward to working with a highly experienced senior management team to ensure we maximise growth opportunities in the market
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