Hazeltree, a provider of treasury and liquidity management solutions for the alternative asset management industry, has appointed Richard Winter as the company’s chief technology officer. Winter has over 20 years of expertise in fintech and delivering software solutions for financial institutions.
Hazeltree, a provider of treasury and liquidity management solutions for the alternative asset management industry, has appointed Richard Winter as the company’s chief technology officer. Winter has over 20 years of expertise in fintech and delivering software solutions for financial institutions.
Winter joins Hazeltree from Finastra (formerly MISYS), one of the world’s largest fintech firms, where he was vice president and head of technology global services. Prior to Finastra, he spent more than 14 years at Capgemini Financial Services UK, where he held multiple technology leadership roles, including head of application development and maintenance, deputy head of technology, development and integration, and head of the technology consulting group.
Winter, who is a graduate of the University of Greenwich, UK, with a BSc in Computer Science, will report to Tushar Amin, president and chief executive officer of Hazeltree. He will be based in Hazeltree’s London office and in the firm’s recently opened global engineering hub in Bournemouth, UK.
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