WealthAi appoints Microsoft and Capgemini veteran as CTO

WealthAi, an AI operating system built for wealth management, has appointed Pratim Das as chief technology officer and Harry Kyprianou as head of product, as the London-based firm strengthens its leadership team to accelerate its next phase of growth.

Das joins from a senior career spanning more than 25 years across Microsoft, Amazon and Capgemini, where he advised major organisations including HSBC, BP, GSK, Unilever and National Grid on navigating AI adoption.

Kyprianou arrives with nine years at Rathbones, where he led data and digital transformation initiatives across the business, most recently scaling an AI-driven meeting intelligence platform from pilot to full deployment.

At Microsoft, Das led strategic accounts with tier one banks, energy and pharmaceutical clients, and served as the company’s internal champion for responsible AI use. At Capgemini, he was a partner leading data and AI architecture teams, assisting organisations including government body HMRC in adopting AI while upholding robust compliance and privacy standards.

Kyprianou’s role as head of product will see him translate industry requirements into product strategy and oversee the delivery of WealthAi’s roadmap.

His Rathbones tenure included supporting the consolidation of CRM systems across Rathbones, Saunderson House and Investec, covering £99bn in client assets.

WealthAi’s platform is designed to integrate with wealth firms’ existing systems, providing each employee with an intelligent assistant and deploying a network of specialised AI agents across investment, compliance, research and operations, with a full audit trail.

WealthAi founder and CEO Jason Nabi said, “Pratim’s appointment is a huge win for WealthAi, and he will play an important role in our next phase of growth. Despite acknowledging its digital immaturity, the wealth management industry has been slow to embrace digital transformation and adopt AI. Wealth industry professionals managing billions in client assets must trust the platforms they use. Pratim’s vast experience of helping businesses and individuals navigate the fast-evolving AI landscape will be invaluable to our customers.”

WealthAi chief technology officer Pratim Das said, “AI can be a powerful enabler in wealth management, not by replacing people, but by empowering teams to do more in less time and focus on higher-value work.

“At the same time, this is an industry built on trust. When you’re dealing with large sums of client money, there is no room for compromise on privacy, security and compliance. These have to be the foundations of any AI solution. By building an AI-native platform that brings these principles together, WealthAi is reshaping how this industry can operate. Even early signs of impact tell us that WealthAi is helping firms embrace AI with greater confidence and use it in a way that is more responsible and impactful.”

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