FanDuel CEO Amy Howe out after five years at the sportsbook
Bitcoin Ethereum News Amy Howe, CEO of FanDuel, participates in a discussion at the Semafor World Economy 2026 summit on April 14, 2026 in Washington, D.C. FanDuel CEO Amy Howe has been ousted from that post after five years at the company, people familiar with the matter told CNBC. Christian Genetski, FanDuel president, will step in to lead the company, according to the people, who asked not to be named in order to speak about internal matters. Howe, head of the nations leading sportsbook, has shepherded the sports betting company since 2021. She has overseen FanDuel during a time of dramatic expansion in sports gambling and other online gambling in multiple states. Shares of FanDuel parent company have been under pressure, however, down 57% over the last year as investors have sold off gaming stocks more broadly amid the sudden specter of competition from prediction markets and worries about consumer spending due to higher gas prices and inflation worries. Shares of are down roughly 33% over the same time period. In February, Flutter issued 2026 guidance that missed Wall Street expectations. Flutter CEO Peter Jackson told CNBC following the earnings report that he wants to invest $300 million in FanDuel Predicts, the companys in-house predictions platform, “and