Hargreaves Lansdown CFO to Depart Following Delisting

Hargreaves Lansdown has announced that Chief Financial Officer, Amy Stirling, will step down from her position after the company's planned delisting on March 25, 2025. This decision follows the court's sanction of the scheme of arrangement today.  

According to the company, Stirling will remain in her role during a transition period to ensure a smooth handover to her successor. Hargreaves Lansdown has initiated the recruitment process for a new CFO.

"HL has seen tremendous change over the course of the last 3 years, throughout which Amy has steered the business with a steady hand, driving our performance and transformation, with a focus on building relationships with investors and all our stakeholders alike," stated Alison Platt, Chair of the Board. "As we transition from public into private ownership, I would like to thank Amy on behalf of the Board for the very significant contribution she has made."  

Dan Olley, Chief Executive Officer, added, "Amy has been instrumental to our progress and a great driver and champion of all that makes HL successful. She will leave us a better business as a result of her guidance and leadership, for which I am enormously grateful."