Dame Jayne-Anne Gadhia lands new role: Former Virgin Money boss to be unveiled as chairman of digital wealth manager Moneyfarm
The former Virgin Money boss is to be unveiled as chairman of digital wealth manager Moneyfarm.
Dame Jayne-Anne Gadhia is expected to be appointed to the role today, sparking speculation the company may be preparing for a stock exchange listing, Sky News reported.
Growth: London-based Moneyfarm, which launched in 2012, has 90,000 customers and manages £2.5bn of assets
Gadhia, 61, who is also chairman of HMRC and founder of money-saving app Snoop, ran Virgin Money from 2007 to 2018, building the group into one of the UK’s biggest high street lenders .
Moneyfarm, based in London and launched in 2012, has 90,000 customers and manages £2.5 billion in assets.
The group has raised nearly £140m since its founding.
