Raman Bhatia is the New CEO of Starling Bank

Starling Bank has announced the appointment of Raman Bhatia as the Group Chief Executive Officer, succeeding John Mountain, who has served as interim CEO since founder Anne Boden stepped back from the role last year.

David Sproul, Chair of Starling Bank, expressed optimism about the future under Bhatia’s leadership, highlighting the company’s potential for growth in the stabilizing economy. He thanked John Mountain for his interim stewardship and anticipated continued contributions from him.

Anne Boden, Founder of Starling Bank, voiced her satisfaction with Bhatia’s appointment, emphasizing his ability to lead the company forward while preserving its core culture and values.

In his response, Bhatia expressed his honor at the appointment and his eagerness to leverage technology for the benefit of Starling’s customers and employees. He expressed anticipation for the journey ahead and the collaborative achievements to come.

Currently, Bhatia holds the position of Chief Executive at OVO, a leading technology-enabled energy retailer in the UK. Prior to his tenure at OVO, he served as the Head of the Digital Bank for HSBC’s Retail Banking and Wealth Management division in the UK and Europe, also sitting on its Executive Committee.

Bringing a wealth of experience in consumer technology and FinTech, Bhatia has navigated both established, regulated enterprises and entrepreneurial ventures. His credentials include an MBA from Harvard Business School, alongside his role as a Trustee of Business in the Community.

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