Jamie Miller is the CFO of PayPal Holdings, retained through the leadership transition from Alex Chriss to Enrique Lores in February–March 2026. On the Q4 2025 earnings call (February 3, 2026), Miller stated that the CEO change was “based on execution” and acknowledged the company’s failures directly: “We have not moved fast enough or with the level of focus required.” These statements were made in the same call where branded checkout TPV growth of only 1% was disclosed and the 2027 outlook was withdrawn.
Miller is a named party in the PayPal Securities Class Action 2026 under Section 20(a) control-person liability, though the primary allegations centre on CEO-level statements during the class period (February 2024–February 2026). Her CFO tenure overlapped with the period in which the 2027 growth projections were publicly made and maintained. The separate disclosure of her continued role after Chriss’s departure signals board confidence in her financial management even as the broader narrative around execution accountability unfolded.
Ontology
Jamie Miller LEADS PayPal Holdings // CFO Jamie Miller NAMED_IN PayPal Securities Class Action 2026
Connections
- PayPal Holdings — employer; CFO
- Alex Chriss — departed CEO; Miller stated his removal was “based on execution”
- Enrique Lores — incoming CEO; Miller’s counterpart in new leadership team
- PayPal Securities Class Action 2026 — named as control person in lawsuit