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Who’s Moving Where In Wealth Management? – Bank Aston, ZEDRA

Editorial Staff

8 October 2025

Bank Aston
Guernsey-based , Europe’s newest offshore bank, has appointed Will Davey (pictured) as chief financial officer (CFO), effective mid-September.

Most recently, Davey was managing director and deputy CFO of Credit Suisse AG Parent Bank, overseeing the transition of key finance processes to UBS whilst ensuring continued capability and governance. Before the merger Davey was group head of liquidity management. Before moving to Switzerland, Davey spent more than two decades in Guernsey with Credit Suisse.

“We are extremely pleased to have been able to attract someone of Will’s calibre to Bank Aston as our CFO. He has tremendous experience through his many senior roles at one of the world’s largest banks, as well as an appetite for good governance and a desire to build something that will truly make offshore banking better,” Paul Gorman, Bank Aston’s CEO, said.

“His regulatory understanding is second to none – he is extremely adaptable and knows how to work together with regulators. He held a GFSC-approved position during his time in Guernsey and managed engagement with the Swiss regulator when he was in Zurich.”

Davey’s is the third major appointment at the bank in the last two months; it recently appointed its first two non-executive directors, Claire Whittet and Roy McGregor.

In June this year, Bank Aston was granted Guernsey’s first banking licence for almost 30 years by the Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC) and since then the Bank has continued to build out its senior team and offering ahead of taking on customers in 2026.

ZEDRA
, a global professional services provider, has promoted Jon McKay (pictured) to group general counsel.

Since joining ZEDRA in early 2023 as group head of legal, McKay has played a pivotal role in strengthening the business’ legal function. He has more than two decades of international experience in legal, risk and management roles across the professional and financial services sectors.

In his new role, McKay will continue to provide strategic oversight and guidance to the board, and the 1,400-strong team across the Americas, the UK, Crown Dependencies, Europe and Asia. He will also remain as a member of the business’ executive committee, acting as the group’s data protection lead, as well as secretary of ZEDRA’s group board.

“As an integral member of our leadership team, I’m thrilled to see Jon take up this new role,” group chief executive officer Dean Blackburn, said. “His guidance will be vital as we continue our growth journey and focus on delivering best-in-class solutions to our clients.”