Boden unexpectedly stepped down from her CEO role in May last year, citing a potential conflict of interest connected to her 4.9% stake in the bank that she founded in 2014.
Starling recently reported its third profitable year, posting a pretax profit of £301.1m for the year ending on 31 March 2024, up 55% from £194.6m the year before.
After spending a year sitting on the board as a non-executive director, Boden has now quit to form a new startup, AI by Boden, a company she registered last year.
First reported by the Sunday Times, Boden has declined to comment on her future plans.
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