The new Head of Payments & Platforms is Ian Morrin. Ian will be in charge of Tink's payments and platform business in 19 markets in addition to overseeing the company's activities in the UK. Ian Morrin spearheaded the push to bring Pay by Bank to a wider audience while serving as Tink's Vice President of Payment Sales. Ian has held board and executive positions at several firms before joining Tink, such as Bud, Expedite Growth, and Clarify.
 

"The payments industry is rapidly evolving, with more businesses realizing the transformative potential of Pay by Bank," said Ian Morrin. In addition to meeting consumer desire for convenience, it offers a reliable and safe payment alternative that is quickly becoming more widely accepted by merchants and customers. I am eager to get going and am looking forward to taking on this new leadership role.

The company has appointed Andrew Boyajian as Head of Products for Payments & CX, a brand-new position that connects strategic direction and product development. In addition to serving as Tink's former Head of Variable Recurring Payments (VRP), Andrew led the advancement of commercial VRPs as a representative of both Tink and the European Third Party Providers Association (ETPPA) by participating in the Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee (JROC) working group on VRPs. He previously held the position of Executive Director at JP Morgan.

"There are a lot of promising things on the horizon for payments in 2024, both in the UK and further afield," Andrew Boyajian continued. New avenues for consumer financial management are becoming available thanks to solutions like VRP, which give them freedom and control over their daily expenses. Being at the forefront of product development strategy and creating a robust payments ecosystem that promotes growth and benefits all parties involved is an exciting time to be.

Jack Spiers is now the UK&I Director of Banking and Lending. Jack has been a sales manager at Tink for more than 2.5 years. He was formerly employed at Volt, Klarna, and Clearpay.

According to Jack Spiers, financial institutions can use new technologies to give their clients the support they require as the cost-of-living problem persists. I'm excited to keep collaborating with top players in the market to help change the data-driven financial services environment and guarantee that customers get the finance and user experience they deserve, whether it's quicker loan approvals or better onboarding.