Global financial infrastructure provider Yellow Card has appointed former Monzo Bank and Deutsche Bank finance executive Ross Everett as its new Group Chief Financial Officer (CFO).
The company said Everett’s appointment will strengthen its financial leadership as it continues to scale its global payments infrastructure and expand into international markets.
Everett joins Yellow Card with experience spanning financial services, banking and high-growth technology companies. His career includes roles at Monzo Bank, Deutsche Bank, Barclays and KPMG.
At Monzo, he served as Group Financial Controller, where he gained experience in financial reporting, controls and governance at the UK digital bank.
In his new role at Yellow Card, Everett will oversee the company’s global finance function and support its continued international expansion.
His responsibilities will include financial strategy, planning and performance, reporting, treasury, capital management and financial governance as Yellow Card expands its infrastructure across international markets.
“Yellow Card has built world-class infrastructure to solve a problem every cross-border business understands, moving money quickly, cheaply and reliably,” Everett said.
“That combination of global reach, strong platform and real customer need is what drew me here. Having spent a significant part of my career building the financial discipline behind hypergrowth, my focus now is building the same foundations at Yellow Card, so the company can scale globally without losing that rigor.”
Everett’s appointment follows Yellow Card’s recent $40 million strategic funding round, which the company said will support its expansion into Latin America and Asia-Pacific.
Yellow Card Co-Founder and CEO Chris Maurice said the company needed financial leadership capable of supporting its growth as stablecoin infrastructure expands.
“As stablecoin infrastructure moves from promise to scale, we need financial leadership that can keep pace. Ross has built that discipline before, and he’ll build it here,” Maurice said.
The company said the appointment further strengthens its executive leadership team as it continues to expand its global operations.
Yellow Card provides financial infrastructure that enables banks, fintechs and multinational businesses to access US dollars, manage treasury and move money across borders.
The company supports more than 50 currencies and counts companies including Visa and Western Union among its customers.
