Metro Bank Finance Director David MacLean has stepped down to take on the CFO role at British fintech "unicorn" Revolut.
"We can confirm that David MacLean is leaving Metro Bank to take up a new role.
We wish him every success," a spokeswoman said in an email.
Nik Storonsky, founder and CEO of Revolut, confirmed that MacLean had been appointed CFO and said he would help the bank prepare to launch in international markets.
The appointment, which is subject to regulatory approval, was first reported by Sky News.
MacLean currently reports to Metro's CFO David Arden.
The change at Metro comes days after the bank said customers had pulled 2 billion pounds ($2.47 billion) out of the lender this year following a major accounting error in January.
The bank, which muscled onto Britain's high streets in 2010, also posted an 84pc fall in half-year profit on Wednesday and said its founder Vernon Hill would stand down as chairman.
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