BNF Bank has announced the resignation of two senior members of its leadership team, with both executives set to leave the bank in the coming months.
In a company announcement issued on 22nd May 2026, the bank said it had been informed by Jean Noel Cutajar, Chief Legal & Compliance Officer and interim company secretary, of his intention to leave the bank while continuing to serve in the role until 31st July 2026.
BNF Bank also confirmed that Chief Banking Officer Stewart Carvil will be leaving the bank, with his tenure set to conclude on 27th May 2026.
The bank said it is implementing interim management arrangements to ensure an orderly transition and has initiated the process of identifying suitable replacements, subject to regulatory approval.
BNF Bank added that it will continue keeping the market informed of any further developments related to the changes in senior management.
In the statement, the bank expressed its gratitude to both executives, thanking Dr Cutajar for his “dedicated service over the years” and Mr Carvil for his contribution to the organisation.
Dr Cutajar has been with the bank for over 5 years, meanwhile Mr Carvil joined the bank on February 2nd of this year.
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