M&G appoints Matt Mansour as chief technology and AI officer
M&G has appointed Matt Mansour as chief technology and artificial intelligence (AI) officer, subject to regulatory approval.
He succeeds Chris Cochrane, who is stepping down at the end of July 2026.
In his new role, Mansour will lead M&G’s technology function, overseeing the delivery of its technology, digital and AI strategy.
He will ensure technology continues to support M&G’s strategic growth ambitions, customer experience and regulatory requirements.
Mansour brings more than three decades of international experience leading large-scale technology and business transformation programmes across financial services.
Most recently, he has been consulting at SMBC Group as chief operating officer for AI enablement and next gen technology.
Mansour was also part of the founding executive team for innovative AI start-up, kAIgentic, where he is now a strategic adviser.
Prior to this, he spent seven years at QBE Insurance, where he served as group executive for technology and operations.
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“The thoughtful application of AI has great potential to unlock long-term value for clients, shareholders and employees.
“M&G has a strong heritage and a clear focus on innovation. I look forward to working with colleagues across the business to support its ambitions,” he said.
M&G group CEO Andrea Rossi said: “Technology, data and AI will play an increasingly important role in supporting our growth ambitions, enhancing the experience we deliver for clients helping us operate more efficiently and effectively.
“Matt brings deep technology expertise, significant leadership experience and a strong track record of delivering transformation at scale. I’m delighted to welcome him to M&G and look forward to working with him.”
