Capital One
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Founders
· Founded 1988 · Tysons, Virginia, United States
Capital One is one of America's premier financial services giants headquartered in Tysons, Virginia. Founded in 1988 by Richard Fairbank and Nigel Morris, Capital One pioneered data-driven credit risk pricing, evolving from a credit card monoline into the nation's 9th largest bank. With total assets exceeding $475 billion and annual net revenue surpassing $38.5 billion, Capital One is the world's first major bank to exit on-premises data centers entirely for a 100% cloud-native architecture on AWS.
Andrew Young
Chief Financial Officer
Maintained disciplined capital allocation, superior credit loss provisioning, and sustained return on tangible common equity (ROTCE) above peer banking averages.
Richard Fairbank
Founder, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
One of the longest-tenured and most visionary CEOs in global banking history, transforming a small credit card project into America's 9th largest bank with over $475 billion in assets.
Nigel Morris
Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer (former)
Co-architected Capital One's scientific, data-driven culture and built the operational scale that took the company through its 1994 IPO and early national expansion.
Capital One was founded in 1988 by Richard Fairbank, Nigel Morris in Tysons, Virginia, United States.
The founders established Capital One with the objective of solving core inefficiencies in Consumer Banking, Credit Cards, Financial Technology & Commercial Lending, laying the foundation for its current global scale.
Even as Capital One scales to billions in revenue, the organization maintains the founders' commitment to innovation and customer-centric execution.