UK fintech Delio names new chair and outlines 2025 strategy
Welsh fintech Delio, which provides white-label private market operating systems for financial institutions, has appointed Felicia Meyerowitz Singh as its first board chair, while also outlining its ambitions for next year.
Felicia Meyerowitz Singh named new Delio chair
Meyerowitz Singh currently serves as a non-executive director at Platform One, and sits on the board of Engage Smarter AI, an AI-driven platform for customer services and financial guidance.
Her experience also includes roles at Howden and PwC, as well as serving as managing director of strategic relationships at London-based wealth management platform FNZ for one year.
According to a company statement, Meyerowitz Singh’s new role at Delio will involve driving “partner-led growth” and “broader strategic initiatives for unlocking new market opportunities”.
Gareth Lewis, founder and co-chief executive of Delio, states Meyerowitz Singh’s “expertise in scaling technology infrastructures and partnerships in financial services” stood her out as the correct candidate for the position.
Delio’s 2025 ambitions
Founded in 2016, Delio enables financial institutions to connect their clients with private investment opportunities through its white-label, AI-driven private market operating system.
In addition to announcing its new chair, Delio also outlined its growth strategy for 2025, having reached profitability this year.
As part of a “three-year strategic plan”, Delio plans to expand its workforce in key markets across the UK, Europe, and the US, while further strengthening relationships with “strategic partners” in 2025.
