London, United Kingdom, February 2025 – FNZ Group has announced the appointment of Aashish Kamat as its new Group Chief Financial Officer, bringing over two decades of global leadership experience in finance, strategy, and governance. With a background spanning the U.S., Hong Kong, and India, Kamat has played a pivotal role in driving operational excellence and sustainable growth in the financial sector.
Prior to joining FNZ, Kamat held key leadership roles at JPMorgan Chase, where he managed financial operations across multiple countries, and served as CEO of UBS India, overseeing the firm’s expansion and financial performance. His diverse experience includes investment banking, private equity, and board leadership, making him a strategic asset for FNZ’s leadership team.
Beyond his executive role at FNZ, Kamat serves as an Independent Director on the boards of IDFC FIRST Bank, boAt Lifestyle (Imagine Marketing Pvt Ltd), JSW Cement, and Ugar Sugar Works Ltd., where he provides guidance on risk management, governance, and financial strategy.
At FNZ, Kamat’s financial expertise and strategic vision will play a crucial role in optimizing capital structures, driving financial performance, and supporting the firm’s long-term expansion in the wealth management sector. His leadership is expected to further strengthen FNZ’s commitment to providing innovative, technology-driven financial solutions to its global clients.
About FNZ Group
FNZ is a leading global wealth management platform, integrating modern technology with investment operations to help firms scale and innovate. The company partners with over 650 financial institutions and 12,000 wealth managers, overseeing US$1.5 trillion in assets under administration (AUA). FNZ’s mission is to open up wealth management opportunities for everyone, everywhere, empowering millions of investors with accessible and intelligent financial solutions.
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