Gadhia lands new role

THE former boss of Virgin Money is to be unveiled as chairman of digital wealth manager Moneyfarm.

Dame Jayne-Anne Gadhia is expected to be appointed to the position today, sparking speculation that the company could be preparing for a stock market listing, Sky News reported.

Gadhia, 61, who is also chairman of HMRC and founder of money- saving app Snoop, ran Virgin Money from 2007 to 2018, building the group into one of the UK’s biggest high street lenders.

London- based Moneyfarm, which was launched in 2012, has 90,000 customers and manages £2.5bn in assets. The group has raised almost £ 140m since its foundation.