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SWIFT appoints Max Mamondez as chief financial officer
01 November 2022 UK
Reporter: Jenna Lomax

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Global payments provider SWIFT has appointed Max Mamondez as chief financial officer.

Mamondez will serve on SWIFT’s executive committee and report directly to SWIFT’s CEO Javier Pérez-Tasso.

Mamondez has more than 25 years of international financial services experience. Prior to joining SWIFT, he led strategic initiatives at the London Stock Exchange Group as group head of corporate financial planning and analysis.

Before that he served as chief financial officer for international markets at Mastercard. Earlier in his career, Mamondez held senior leadership roles at several publicly traded technology companies and international consultancies including Rockwell Automation, Diebold Inc., and PwC.

Commenting on the appointment, Pérez Tasso says: “Max has a proven record of driving strong financial performance and a wealth of relevant global experience that will be a real asset to the leadership team at SWIFT.

“His perspective will be hugely beneficial as we deliver the next phases of our strategy to enable instant, frictionless and interoperable transactions worldwide, and I am personally very much looking forward to working with him.”

Mamondez adds: “SWIFT is widely recognised as the bedrock of the global financial services industry and is doing truly innovative work to power an inclusive digital future. It is a pivotal time in the industry, and I am proud to have this opportunity to join the company at such an exciting juncture.”
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