PE-backed fintech announces new leadership team

Redpin, which specialises in software aimed at reducing currency costs for international property purchases, has unveiled its newly appointed leadership team.

These strategic hires are part of the Bath-based company’s ambitious plan to become the global market leader in its sector.

At the helm of Redpin is CEO Arnaud Loiseau. As the former international CEO of WorldRemit (now Zepz) and vice president at King, the developer of Candy Crush, he brings a wealth of experience to drive product-led growth and execute successful M&A transactions.

Nathan Gill joins Redpin as its chief product officer, bringing some 25 years leading product strategies in both residential property and embedded software and payment for SMEs. He is scaling Redpin’s product offering into end-to-end settlement and payment solutions for real estate professionals, with a focus on real estate agents and settlement agents.

Joseph Smith joins as chief revenue officer. With an impressive track record of scaling B2B SaaS technology companies around the world including Spendesk, Dixa and BMC Software. He will be in charge of driving revenue growth and partnerships to bring Redpin’s products and services to market.

Redpin’s most recent hire is chief technology officer Yoav Flam who joins Redpin on the back of a successful career with Bumble, Hello! Fresh and neobank N26.

Chief people officer Erin Rieger Zas is leading talent engagement and performance, bringing her extensive experience in high growth environments at Spendesk and Uber, as well as regulated markets with BBVA.

Completing the team is vice president of growth Pia Hauch, previously with Checkout.com and Starbucks and VP of Product Engineering Daniel Dvorkin, joining from Uber and having previously scaled payment platforms at Mercado Libre.

Redpin Holdings launched last year, with £140m backing from Blackstone, to revolutionise payments and embedded software across the international property market. To date, Redpin is operating a global payment network that securely serves customers and SMEs in over 235 territories across over 1,800 currency pairs, transacting more than $12.6bn in the previous fiscal year.

Arnaud Loiseau, CEO of Redpin, said: “We are thrilled to have welcomed our impressive new hires, which mark the completion of our leadership team. These appointments reflect our commitment to embarking on a product and technology-led growth journey to drive change in a large and underserved market.”

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