M&G appoints Matt Mansour as chief technology and AI officer
Mansour will join on 16th September and take charge of the technology function, overseeing the delivery of the group’s tech, digital and AI strategy.
M&G plc has appointed Matt Mansour (pictured) as chief technology and artificial intelligence (AI) officer, subject to regulatory approval.
Mansour will join on 16th September and take charge of the technology function, overseeing the delivery of the group’s technology, digital and AI strategy.
He will sit on the group executive committee and be responsible for innovation and cyber security.
He will report to group CEO Andrea Rossi, replacing Chris Cochrane, who is stepping down at the end of July after eight years with the firm.
Mansour brings more than 30 years of international experience leading large-scale technology, digital, operations and business transformation programmes in financial services.
Mansour said: “I am delighted to be joining M&G to help shape the next phase of the firm’s technology and AI journey.
“As technology continues to transform our industry, the thoughtful application of AI has great potential to unlock long-term value for clients, shareholders and employees.
“M&G has a strong heritage and a clear focus on innovation.”
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