Lancaster-based Fulton Financial Corp., a financial holding company, recently named Betsy Chivinski as its interim chief financial officer and senior executive vice president, effective immediately.
“Betsy has more than 40 years of experience in the financial services industry,” Curt Myers, Fulton chairman and CEO, said. “Her deep knowledge of Fulton, her strong accounting background, and her proven leadership skills will serve us well as we search for our next senior executive vice president and CFO. I’m confident she is the right person to lead our financial team as we begin our search for a new CFO.”
In her new role, Chivinski will be responsible for the company’s financial governance until a new CFO is named. She previously served as chief risk officer, and replaces Mark McCollom who resigned on Feb. 8.
Chivinski has worked for Fulton for nearly 30 years and has held a variety of leadership roles.
Atul Malhotra was promoted to chief risk officer and executive vice president to succeed Chivinski. He will be responsible for the bank’s risk management programs.
Fulton Financial Corp. has more than 200 financial centers in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and Virginia through Fulton Bank and employs approximately 3,300 people. It is worth $27 billion.