Change at the top in store for IPF

International Personal Finance (IPF), the door-step lender which issued a profits warning in December after getting caught on the hop by exchange rate movements, is to get a new chief executive.

International Personal Finance (IPF), the door-step lender which issued a profits warning in December after getting caught on the hop by exchange rate movements, is to get a new chief executive.

The current Chief Executive Officer, John Harnett, is to leave the company at the beginning of April to pursue personal interests, and will be replaced by Gerard Ryan, who has joined the board as Chief Executive Officer (Designate) with immediate effect. Ryan will also immediately join the group's Executive Committee.

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