FanDuel CEO Amy Howe Steps Down After Five Years

Amy Howe has stepped down as CEO of FanDuel after five years in the role, with Christian Genetski, the company's president, set to take over. Howe led FanDuel during a period of significant growth in the sports betting industry. Flutter, FanDuel's parent company, has seen its shares fall 57% over the past year amid broader market pressures in the gaming sector.

By Contessa Brewer · CNBC · May 6, 2026, 18:09 UTC

FanDuel CEO Amy Howe Steps Down After Five Years

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Topics: executive change FanDuel Flutter sports betting stock performance

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