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Financial Ombudsman Service CEO exits with immediate effect

By Mark Battersby, 7 Feb 25

Interim arrangements are being taken to fill the role

The Financial Ombudsman Service said yesterday (6 February) that Abby Thomas, who joined in October 2022 as chief executive and chief ombudsman, is stepping down.

In a short statement, the FOS said “interim arrangements” will be made with deputy chief ombudsman, James Dipple-Johnstone, covering the chief ombudsman role and the chief finance and risk officer, Jenny Simmonds, covering the chief executive role.

Baroness Manzoor, chairman of the board, said: “On behalf of the Board and the Executive, I would like to record our thanks and wish Abby every success in her future career.”

Thomas said: “It has been an absolute privilege to lead the Financial Ombudsman Service through this period of rapid transformation and innovation. I am immensely grateful to the entire Ombudsman team for everything that they do to support our customers and build confidence in the financial services industry.”

Tags: Financial Ombudsman Service

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