Revolut appoints first New Zealand chief executive
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Revolut has appointed Ryan Brosnahan as its first chief executive officer in New Zealand and promoted Georgia Grange to chief operating officer. The moves come as Revolut expands in New Zealand, where it plans to invest almost NZD $120 million and create 90 roles by the end of 2027. Brosnahan brings more than 30 years of experience across banking, technology and corporate change. Most recently, he was chief transformation officer at Bendigo and Adelaide Bank, overseeing technology, digital, data, cards and payments. Earlier in his career, he spent nearly 15 years at ANZ in senior leadership roles, including general manager services in New Zealand, head of projects and investments at ANZ Group, and head of group payments management at ANZ Group. He also holds governance and advisory roles in the fintech and payments sectors, including at EROAD and Banzpay. His appointment gives Revolut a dedicated chief executive in New Zealand as it builds local operations and broadens its position in the market. He will lead the local team and strategy as Revolut works towards becoming a fully licensed bank. "I'm excited to join Revolut at a pivotal moment for the business in New Zealand. The opportunity to bring together technology, innovation and financial services to give Kiwis more choice and control is one I find incredibly compelling. Revolut has already established a strong...
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