Scotiabank Names Five New Senior Hires to Spearhead Digital Strategy

Canadian multi-national bank Scotiabank (NYSE: BNS) has unveiled a new tranche of appointments as part of its new digital strategy across several markets in North and Latin America, per a group statement.

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The new appointments are: Jeff Marshall (Canada), Fuencis Gomez (Mexico), Peru (Luis Torres), Daniel Kennedy (Chile), and Marcelino Herrera Vegas (Colombia).

Scotiabank’s new appointees will aim to help the group improve its regional customer focus, thereby expanding its digital sales capabilities across its international footprint with an emphasis innovation. All five hires will be reporting to Shawn Rose, who is Scotiabank’s Executive Vice President (VP), Digital Banking, and the architect behind the bank’s global digital strategy.

Multi-national Focus

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According to Mr. Rose, in a recent statement on the strategy and hires: "Customers have high expectations for digital banking experiences and that's why Scotiabank is working to redefine how we meet the needs of customers and how we deliver simple, personalized banking experiences. These leaders have grown up in the digital and e-commerce spaces, and we will benefit from their fresh perspectives -- we are very excited about what this team can achieve."

"These appointments reflect the impressive momentum of our global digital strategy and we are very proud of the expertise these digital leaders bring to Scotiabank. These leaders share our commitment to creating a better banking experience for our customers, and in turn, becoming an even better bank," explained Ignacio Deschamps, Group Head, International Banking and Digital Transformation.