Skipton International CEO Jim Coupe set to retire in 2025

Published 17/12/2024, 09:30
Skipton International CEO Jim Coupe set to retire in 2025

GUERNSEY - Skipton International, a subsidiary of Skipton Group, has announced that its CEO, Jim Coupe, will retire in 2025, marking the end of over 15 years of leadership. Coupe has been at the forefront of the company's expansion since its formation from the merger of Skipton Guernsey and Scarborough Channel Islands in 2009.

Under Coupe's guidance, Skipton International has become a prominent lender with mortgage lending exceeding $2 billion. The bank offers Sterling and US Dollar savings products and is a significant mortgage lender in Guernsey and Jersey. It also caters to UK buy-to-let property mortgages for expatriates and international residents.

The company has credited Coupe with driving innovation and growth, particularly in the UK buy-to-let mortgage sector. Skipton International's customer base has expanded globally to over 100 countries. Recognized for its competitive interest rates and customer service, the bank has earned several industry accolades, including the Moneyfacts award for Best Offshore Account provider for the third consecutive year and the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award for the fifth consecutive year.

Stuart Haire, CEO of Skipton Group, expressed gratitude for Coupe's contributions, highlighting the bank's growth during his tenure and his active involvement in the local community. Coupe will continue to serve as CEO until the summer, while the search for his successor is already in progress.

The announcement is based on a press release statement from Skipton Group.

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