Andrea Melville appointed as CEO of Co-op Bank
Coventry completed its acquisition of Co-op Bank earlier this month.

Coventry Building Society has announced that Andrea Melville will join Coventry Building Society Group as chief executive of The Co-operative Bank and Group chief commercial officer, subject to regulatory approval.
Coventry completed its acquisition of Co-op Bank earlier this month.
Andrea is currently Head of Everyday Banking, Business Banking and CEO of Cater Allen at Santander UK.
She will join Coventry Building Society Group in June 2025, leading The Co-operative Bank’s executive team and joining the Society’s Group CEO, Steve Hughes, with responsibility for the Group’s trading performance and integration plans.
Steve Hughes, CEO of Coventry Building Society Group, said: “Andrea brings great experience and a track record of delivering strong customer and commercial propositions across current accounts, business banking, investments, savings and lending.
“Her skills and experience of complex projects and digital innovation will be hugely valuable in our transformation plans and her passion to do the right thing for customers aligns perfectly with our ambitions to build something brilliant across the Group.”

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