Charlotte Pritchard to succeed Andrew Creed from 5 January, bringing eight years of internal leadership experience to the role

Charlotte Pritchard

RiverStone International has appointed Charlotte Pritchard as UK CEO, effective 5 January and subject to regulatory approval.

She succeeds Andrew Creed, who will become group president on the same date while continuing in his role as group chief financial officer.

Pritchard (pictured) has more than 16 years of financial services experience and has spent the past eight years at RiverStone International.

Most recently she served as group risk and compliance director, responsible for the oversight of all risk and compliance matters and for providing strategic leadership to cross-border teams across five territories.

RiverStone International has completed 47 transactions since 2010, acquiring $17.7bn in gross liabilities.

In 2024 the group reported $300m in adjusted profit before tax, with a 19.1% return on opening adjusted tangible book value.

Luke Tanzer, group chief executive officer of RiverStone International, said the appointment reflects Pritchard’s strong track record within the business.

He said: “We are delighted to appoint Charlotte as UK CEO. Over the past eight years, she has developed strong relationships and delivered consistent results for RiverStone International.

“She brings a wealth of experience to the role and has consistently demonstrated her capabilities in her time as group risk and compliance director. We look forward to seeing her seize this opportunity.”

Creed said he was pleased to see Pritchard step into the role.

He said: “Her strong presence and proven track record at RiverStone International make her an outstanding choice for the role. I have complete confidence in her ability to excel and drive the continued success of our UK business.”

Pritchard said she was excited to take on the position.

“I’m genuinely excited to step into the role of UK CEO and build on the fantastic work that Andy has done over the last two years,” she said.

“I look forward to working closely with the executive team and the UK Boards as we shape the next chapter together,” Pritchard added.

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