Briefs: Pioneer loses CFO, Unity CEO retires, 86 400 distribution agreement, MoneyMe results 07 April 2020 4:12PM Banking Day staff Briefs, Authorised deposit-taking institutions, Broker, Fintech, Major Banks, Mortgages Pioneer Credit's chief financial officer Leslie Crockett has finished up at the embattled debt buyer. The company announced that Crockett had planned to step down at the completion of a scheme of arrangement with The Carlyle Group but requested that his departure be brought forward. The Carlyle deal has been subject to delays. Crockett worked at Pioneer for seven years. Mark Genovese, CEO of Unity Bank, will step down at the end of the month after 17 years in the role. Neobank 86 400 has signed a distribution agreement with mortgage broker Buyers Choice. Since launching a home loan product for brokers last November, 86 400 has also signed with Vow Financial and Specialist Finance Group. The bank's selling point is a fully digital offering, including electronic verification of identity and electronic signatures. MoneyMe said that, at the end of the March 2020, the group achieved its FY20 prospectus forecast revenue of A$45.8 million. The fintech says it has low exposure to retail customers but high exposure to borrowers eligible for the Government's JobKeeper payment, and has net operating cash flows and ample reserves.