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Skipton International's Coupe CEO to retire in 2025

Skipton Group has announced that Jim Coupe, Chief Executive Officer of Skipton International, will retire in 2025.

Mr Coupe will remain in his role until the summer and work has already begun to find his successor.
He has been with Skipton International for 15 years, having joined as Commercial Director in 2009 and has also worked at the company as Deputy Managing Director and Managing Director.

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Mr. Coupe has been the current CEO since October 2023.

The group said Coupe had been a “driver” of Skipton International's growth since its formation following the merger of Skipton Guernsey and Scarborough Channel Islands in 2009.

Skipton Group CEO Stuart Hare said: “I would like to thank Jim for his 15 years of service to Skipton International and the Skipton Group.”

“During this period, his significant contribution has helped Skipton International become one of the largest financial institutions of its kind. Jim is an active participant in island life on Guernsey. , I have no doubt that this will continue to be the case after a meaningful retirement.”

Commenting on his retirement, Mr. Coupe said: From our founding in 2009 following the merger of Skipton Guernsey and Scarborough Channel Islands to our current position as a market leader in mortgage lending and savings solutions, our journey has been both humbling and rewarding. It was. ”

“The success we have achieved is a testament to the hard work, dedication and passion of the entire Skipton International team.”

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