Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, May 2026 — Nyju S has been elevated to Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Mirae Asset Capital Markets (I) Pvt Ltd, marking a significant milestone in his technology leadership journey across financial services, capital markets, trading platforms, and digital transformation.
In this elevated role, Nyju will lead the organization’s technology strategy across retail, institutional, and wholesale investing platforms. His mandate will focus on aligning business goals, regulatory requirements, and client outcomes while driving innovation through AI/ML-led decisioning, scalable platforms, cloud transformation, high-performance trading systems, intelligent data infrastructure, and modern engineering practices.
Nyju has been associated with Mirae Asset Capital Markets (I) Pvt Ltd for nearly four years. Prior to this elevation, he served as Senior Vice President Information Technology | Trading Technology and Core IT, where he built and scaled core business applications, established Centres of Excellence, transitioned core applications to AWS, strengthened information security practices, and led the development and deployment of OMS and RMS technology stacks.
Earlier, he served as Vice President – IT (Technology Solutions) at Mirae Asset Capital Markets, contributing to technology modernization and platform transformation initiatives.
Before joining Mirae Asset Capital Markets, Nyju spent nearly six years with HDFC Securities, where he held leadership roles including Deputy Vice President – IT & Projects and Assistant Vice President – Projects and IT. He also worked with RHC IT Solutions Private Ltd, SBI Funds Management Private Limited, Religare Technova Global Solutions Ltd, Web18 Software Services Pvt Ltd, and Asian CERC Information Technology Ltd.
About Mirae Asset Capital Markets (I) Pvt Ltd
Mirae Asset Capital Markets (I) Pvt Ltd operates m.Stock, a trading platform offering investment access across stocks, ETFs, IPOs, F&O, and mutual funds. Backed by Mirae Asset Group, one of Asia’s largest financial services companies, the organization is part of a global network operating across 12 countries through 58 offices.
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