Job Title
Chief Financial Officer
Salary
£200k-£220k + Equity
Company Description
Chip Financial Ltd is a high‑growth London fintech managing billions in client assets and building the UK’s defining AI‑powered digital wealth management platform.
Job Description
As Chief Financial Officer, you will serve as a strategic partner to the founders, shaping commercial strategy and capital allocation. This ExCo role oversees treasury, data insights, and investor relations during a period of rapid acceleration. You will drive rigorous financial thinking to transform Chip into a category‑defining generational wealth business.
Location
London, UK
Why this role is remarkable
- Take a seat on the Executive Committee and attend Board meetings, serving as a genuine architect of the company’s long‑term commercial trajectory and capital allocation.
- Join one of the UK’s fastest‑growing fintechs at an inflection point as it scales its AI‑powered platform to manage billions in customer assets.
- Lead the transformation of digital wealth management, moving beyond traditional banking to create a holistic destination for savings, investments, and financial guidance.
What You Will Do
- Partner with the CEO and founders on commercial strategy, end‑to‑end financial modeling, and scenario planning to optimize unit economics and cohort LTV.
- Own the treasury function managing billions in customer money, ensuring full CASS compliance and managing NIM dynamics and bank counterparty relationships.
- Lead the Data Insight team to translate complex customer behavior and product pricing data into actionable commercial decisions and forward‑looking revenue models.
The ideal candidate
- Proven experience as a CFO or FD in a VC‑backed consumer fintech or retail investment platform with deep expertise in unit economics like CAC and LTV.
- Strong background in FCA‑regulated environments, capable of holding an SMF designation and managing CASS‑compliant client money or custody functions.
- Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA) with a heavy lean toward FP&A and forward‑looking commercial leadership rather than purely historic statutory reporting.
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