PEXA appoints new UK CTO

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PEXA has announced the appointment of Nitesh Thadani to the role of UK chief technology officer.

He is tasked with driving the ongoing development and rollout of its technology platform over the next 12 months.

Thadani (pictured) brings more than 20 years of experience in his field. He combines an expertise in fintech and SaaS businesses with knowledge of the UK’s mortgage industry, having worked with and delivered integrations with some of the UK’s largest lenders, such as NatWest and Nationwide.

He joins PEXA from Mojo Mortgages, where he was the interim director of engineering. Previously, he has worked for and consulted with global organisations across the UK, US, India, and Australia, including ThoughtWorks, Barclays, McKinsey, British Gas, and recently, Smartr365.

Reporting into UK chief executive officer Joe Pepper as part of the UK Executive Leadership Team, Thadani will join the business towards the end of January.

Pepper said: “It is with great pleasure that I welcome Nitesh to PEXA. 2024 was a momentous year for the UK business, and Nitesh will play a critical role in our ongoing success this year. He will lead on our technology roadmap as we continue to onboard and integrate lenders to the PEXA platform, develop our proposition, and work towards rolling out our Sale and Purchase offering. His expertise, skillset and track record of leading data-driven transformation will be invaluable.”

Thadani added: “From open banking to embedded finance, I have had the privilege of witnessing the transformative impact technology can have for businesses and the sectors they operate in first hand, and PEXA has taken great strides to unlock its potential for the mortgage market. I am excited to play a role in delivering the technology that will enable it to streamline the UK’s remortgaging and homebuying process.”

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