WealthKernel appoints Aqsa Tariq CFO

WealthKernel, a leading provider of digital investment infrastructure, today announces the appointment of Aqsa Tariq as its new Chief Financial Officer.

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Having held key positions at FNZ Group, Goldman Sachs International, and EY LLP, Aqsa brings extensive financial and investment experience to the FinTech industry, covering business intelligence, strategic business planning, investment banking and risk management.

Aqsa is a qualified Chartered Accountant and was previously appointed as the Group Head of Business Intelligence at FNZ Group, where she spearheaded the development and implementation of reporting infrastructure and played a pivotal role in board reporting and the company’s growth strategy. Before that, Aqsa worked at Goldman Sachs International, covering valuations and reporting of Equities, Derivatives and ECM business.

As CFO of WealthKernel, Aqsa will play a fundamental role in shaping the company's financial strategy, driving growth and improving WealthKernel’s ongoing processes and organisational procedures to ensure optimal efficiency and productivity.

Aqsa Tariq, CFO, WealthKernel says, ‘I’m delighted to join WealthKernel and build upon its infrastructure to achieve sustainable growth, ensure compliance, and develop data-driven strategies. WealthKernel has a dynamic team pushing the boundaries of wealth management, and I look forward to collaborating and supporting the company’s growth.”

Karan Shanmugarajah, CEO, WealthKernel says, ‘We’re excited to have Aqsa join us as our Chief Financial Officer. Her extensive experience and proven track record in financial strategy will be a catalyst in driving WealthKernel’s vision forward.’
 

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