Stax Payments appointed Valentin Neiconi as chief risk officer.
Most recently, Neiconi was the head of fraud and risk North America for Adyen. He also serves as part of Visa’s risk executive council.
- Chief Compliance Officer and VP of Legal Affairs, Arrow Electronics
Stax Payments appointed Valentin Neiconi as chief risk officer.
Most recently, Neiconi was the head of fraud and risk North America for Adyen. He also serves as part of Visa’s risk executive council.
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