Fox's Credible Taps Insider Robert Humann as CEO After Decade of Growth

Fox Corporation announced on September 22, 2025, that Robert Humann, who joined Credible in 2016 as a Series A startup with just one product, has been elevated to chief executive officer of the consumer finance technology platform.[1][2] Humann, previously chief revenue officer, replaces founder Stephen Dash, who is stepping down at the end of September 2025.[1][2] He will report to Paul Cheesbrough, CEO of Tubi Media Group, Fox's digital division overseeing Credible.[1] Humann's tenure has been marked by significant expansion, including diversifying Credible's business model, advancing marketing strategies, and forging partnerships with major publishers.[2] Under his revenue leadership, Credible grew into a marketplace integrated with credit bureaus and financial institutions, offering personalized comparisons of pre-qualified rates for loans, mortgages, and other products.[1] The platform, headquartered at 101 Green St. in San Francisco with about 350 employees, reports annual revenue of $180.4 million and has enabled customers to close more than $19 billion in loans.[4][5] 'Rob has been an instrumental part of the Credible team for nearly ten years, shaping and delivering the value that we provide to both consumers and to partners each day,' Cheesbrough said in a statement.[1][2] Humann, who holds a Bachelor of Arts in psychology from the University of Melbourne and a Graduate Diploma in applied finance, previously served on the founding team of venture capital firm RCF Jolimont, focusing on tech for mineral resources efficiency.[2] In his new role, Humann plans to build on these foundations. 'Credible has grown into a leading marketplace technology platform by putting consumers first and building trusted partnerships,' he said. 'I look forward to leading the company through its next stage of growth and expanding the value we deliver to both our consumers and our partners.'[2] The leadership transition comes as Credible operates within Fox Corporation's Tubi Media Group, positioning the platform to leverage parent company resources in a fintech sector marked by interest rate fluctuations and digital lending competition.[1][2]