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10 American Express finance leaders
These ten current and former American Express finance leaders, including American Express's CFO, have served as segment, country and business-unit CFOs, treasurer and controllers at the company. A reader can learn from their work on corporate planning, pricing, investment allocation and forecasting, controllership and finance for card, merchant and network businesses.
Professionals to explore
01—10Ajay Malhotra
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Controller- AXP India and Non-Bank US Entities, CFO - American Express India Pvt Ltd · American Express
Vice President Controller- AXP India and Non-Bank US Entities, CFO - American Express India Pvt Ltd at American Express since 2022. His other American Express finance roles include Vice President - Finance (Global Treasury Controllership Organization) (2020–2022), Vice President - Finance (Strategic Enablement & Governance) (2017–2020) and Vice President - Finance (Financial Accounting & Close) (2014–2017).
Andrew Wood
LinkedInExperience: Chief Financial Officer, Global Network & International Consumer Card Services · American Express
Chief Financial Officer, Global Network & International Consumer Card Services at American Express since 2016; the listing also shows Chief Financial Officer - Europe, Middle East & Africa - Consumer Cards & Bank Partnerships and Chief Financial Offcer, North America Bank Partnerships since 2016. He has been a Board Member of American Express Middle East since 2017 and of Swisscard AECS GmbH since 2016.
Christophe Le Caillec
LinkedInExperience: Chief Financial Officer · American Express
Chief Financial Officer of American Express since August 2023; the profile says he oversees the company's financial operations worldwide and is a member of the American Express Executive Committee. He was Deputy Chief Financial Officer (2021–2023) and Executive Vice President - Finance (2019–2021) at American Express.
Dylan Haverty-Stacke
LinkedInExperience: VP Finance - Corporate Segment Controller · American Express
VP Finance - Corporate Segment Controller at American Express since 2022; the profile says the role works to eliminate controllable financial risk and protect the integrity of the company's externally reported financial statements. The listing also shows VP Finance - Controller, Global Commercial Payments since 2016 and VP Finance M&A Controller (2011–2016) at American Express.
Jacquelyn Hunt
LinkedInExperience: SVP CFO- Global Commerical Services · American Express
SVP CFO- Global Commerical Services at American Express since 2022. She was CFO - American Express Technologies (2020–2021), Vice President LFO for Global Marketing and Distribution, Global Commercial Services (2017–2020) and Vice President and Global LFO - Global Merchant Services (2015–2017) at American Express.
Maria Farina-Vaz
LinkedInExperience: Chief Financial Officer - Amex Bank of Canada · American Express
Chief Financial Officer - Amex Bank of Canada at American Express since July 2024, a C-level finance role in Toronto per the profile. She was Director, LFO - Consumer Card Canada (2021–2024), Director, LFO - Merchant Services Canada (2017–2021) and Manager - Controllership EMEA & JAPA (2010–2017) at American Express.
Noreen Dever
LinkedInExperience: SVP, CFO Global Merchant and Network Services · American Express
SVP, CFO Global Merchant and Network Services at American Express since 2025, a role the profile lists at C-level in finance and accounting. Her other American Express roles include SVP, CFO Enterprise Services (2023–2025), Vice President Lead Financial Officer Technology (2022–2023) and VP Lead Financial Officer Global Service Network (2015–2022).
Rosie Perez
LinkedInExperience: Executive Vice President, Corporate Treasurer · American Express
Former Executive Vice President, Corporate Treasurer at American Express (2022–2023) and EVP and Head of Corporate Planning (2023–2024). Her other American Express roles include SVP, CFO Global Commercial Services (2020–2022), SVP, Head of Investor Relations (2019–2020) and VP, Global Consumer Products and US Marketing Finance (2018–2020).
Toby Willard
LinkedInExperience: SVP, CFO International Card Services · American Express
SVP, CFO International Card Services at American Express since 2022; the profile says he leads a team of over 150 finance professionals as CFO of the International Card Services segment and supports investment allocation, planning and forecasting. He was SVP, CFO Global Merchant & Network Services (2018–2022) and Head of Investor Relations (2015–2018) at American Express.
Yair Klein
LinkedInExperience: SVP and CFO, Global Merchant and Network Services at American Express · American Express
Former SVP and CFO, Global Merchant and Network Services at American Express (2022–2025), and SVP and Head of Pricing, Global Merchant and Network Services since 2025. He was also Head of Corporate FP&A (2019–2022), VP and CFO, Global Merchant Services (2017–2019) and VP and CFO, US Loyalty Coalition (Plenti) (2012–2017) at American Express.
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Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does a card issuer measure the profitability of card products, rewards and merchant relationships?
- 02What does finance look at when deciding how to allocate investment across consumer, commercial and international businesses?
- 03How should controllership and financial reporting be organized across many legal entities and countries?
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