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Monzo CEO Out Amid Expansion Woes
17 Dec
Summary
- Monzo's CEO TS Anil reportedly asked to step down by the board.
- Disagreements over IPO timing and international expansion fueled tensions.
- Former Google executive Diana Layfield will succeed Anil in early next year.

Monzo's board has reportedly asked chief executive TS Anil to step down, signaling a significant leadership change at the fintech firm. The decision appears to stem from disagreements concerning the company's international expansion strategy and Anil's post-IPO commitment.
Tensions reportedly surfaced over the timing of Monzo's initial public offering (IPO). While Anil favored an earlier listing, some board members sought additional time to enhance international presence and company valuation, which was reportedly valued at $5.9 billion in a recent secondary share sale.
Diana Layfield, formerly of Google, is slated to take over as CEO early next year. She will be tasked with overseeing Monzo's international strategy and steering the company towards its eventual public listing, following a period of customer growth primarily within the UK.




