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FINBOURNE appoints Robert Byrne as chief technology officer
18 May 2022 UK
Reporter: Jenna Lomax

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FINBOURNE Technology (FINBOURNE) has appointed Robert Byrne (pictured left) as chief technology officer and Martin Shaw (pictured right) as client engagement executive.

Byrne's appointment as chief technology officer coincides with FINBOURNE’s recent expansion into North America and Asia-Pacific, as part of its wider effort to further expand its global client base.

With more than 20 years’ experience in financial services, Byrne specialises in data management, having held senior positions at Barclays Capital, RBS and UBS Delta.

As chief technology officer, Byrne will be responsible for managing FINBOURNE’s team of developers, to identify viable market opportunities and build new functionalities using SaaS technology and application-programming-led data tools.

As part of the company’s expansion, he will be joined by Shaw, who brings both product management and sales experience from SimCorp and Charles River Development.

Commenting on his new appointment, Byrne says: “I am genuinely looking forward to contributing to FINBOURNE’s mission, and to evolving its interoperable data stack, to fix inherent data struggles and provide a future-proof solution.”

Thomas McHugh, CEO and co-founder of FINBOURNE Technology, adds: “We are pleased to welcome Robert Byrne to FINBOURNE. Robert’s skills and expertise will help us to build on our distinct and interoperable approach to data management. We aim to eliminate the operational pain that has burdened the industry for far too long, and instead deliver faster access to the value within investment data.”
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