The Estonian fintech names Marten Meikop CTO and extends CRO Evelin Lindvers' term. Ivar Kurvits is recalled from the board effective July 31.
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Inbank, the Estonian financial technology company, named Marten Meikop as its chief technology officer and a member of the management board, effective Aug. 10. The appointment follows a change to the company's operating model announced June 19.
The supervisory board also extended the term of Chief Risk Officer Evelin Lindvers for three years starting Aug. 7 and recalled Ivar Kurvits from the management board effective July 31. Kurvits will remain as head of corporate development and strategy.
Priit Põldoja, chairman of the management board and CEO, said in a statement: "I am delighted to welcome Marten to Inbank. He brings extensive experience in building cross-border technology platforms and leading large engineering organisations through periods of rapid growth. One of Marten's key priorities will be taking our technology platform to the next level."
Marten Meikop spent close to a decade at Pipedrive, most recently as director of engineering platform, leading a department of nearly 100 engineers. He holds a master's in information technology from TalTech. In his own statement, Meikop said: "I spent the past ten years at Pipedrive, building a world-class engineering team and platform. I'm excited to join Inbank because it combines the agility of a fintech with the strength of a licensed bank – that's a rare foundation to build on."
The management board now consists of six members: CEO Priit Põldoja, CFO Marko Varik, Chief Commercial Officer Margus Kastein, Chief Product Officer Piret Paulus, Chief Risk Officer Evelin Lindvers, and Chief Technology Officer Marten Meikop.
Inbank is a financial technology company with an EU banking license. Its embedded finance platform connects merchants and financial institutions. The company has more than 6,200 merchants and 847,000 active contracts. It collects deposits across seven European markets. Its bonds trade on the Nasdaq Tallinn Stock Exchange.
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