Exclusive: Delta Capita names new head of regulatory change and technology
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Exclusive: Delta Capita names new head of regulatory change and technology 03 August 2020London Reporter: Becky Bellamy
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Delta Capita has appointed Karan Kapoor as the new head of regulatory change and technology, based in London.
Kapoor brings more than 10 years of bank regulation-driven business and technology change management experience, spanning the Central Âé¶¹´«Ã½ Depositories Regulation (CSDR) Dodd-Frank, the second Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II), Basel III and the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR).
Most recently, he managed the CSDR initiative at a global investment bank where he led a team to quantify the commercial impact of the CSDR settlement discipline regime, whilst supporting the design of target state technology and process solutions to deal with penalties and mandatory buy-ins.
At Delta Capita, Kapoor will help clients benefit from the firm’s digital assets and CSDR project accelerators such as DC-Transform and DC-Modus.
Commenting on his new role, Kapoor comments: “This is a great time to be joining Delta Capita following the recent Prytek investment. In the short term, I will be leading our CSDR delivery services where Delta Capita has some great technology assets to help banks track, trace and monitor operational breaks throughout the settlement workflow. Looking forward I am excited to be helping shape and build out Delta Capita’s strategic managed services.â€
Steve Vinnicombe, head of Delta Capita’s global consulting unit, adds: “As we evolve our offering to be driven by technology assets and deep industry knowledge, Karan Kapoor brings a wealth of relevant experience in regtech as well as bank operational efficiency, finance and risk data transformation and specific regulatory regimes. We are delighted to welcome him to the team.â€
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