Overview
- Flutter said Wednesday that Amy Howe left as FanDuel CEO, naming president Christian Genetski to lead, as several outlets reported she was pushed out.
- The company also reorganized senior roles by creating a Group President position for Dan Taylor to drive commercial delivery across its global brands.
- Flutter lowered its 2026 adjusted earnings outlook to $2.87 billion after unfavorable sports results and launch costs in Arkansas, following first‑quarter revenue of about $4.3 billion.
- CEO Peter Jackson said Flutter will invest $300 million in FanDuel Predicts, and the company began market making for a major third‑party prediction platform in April.
- An SEC filing showed Howe will receive $4.37 million in severance along with vested equity and up to 12 months of health coverage.