Corlytics bolsters leadership with double senior hire

Corlytics bolsters leadership with double senior hire

Corlytics, a global provider of regulatory intelligence and non-financial risk management, has strengthened its leadership team with two senior appointments as it enters its next phase of growth.

The company has named Rash Phullar as its new chief strategic growth officer, while Gaspard Biosse Duplan takes on the role of head of non-financial risk solutions.

The hires come shortly after Lisa Miles-Heal took over as CEO in early June, and are intended to drive the commercial expansion and product development of the firm’s AI-powered non-financial risk management (NFRM) offering.

In his new position, Phullar will be tasked with identifying fresh product capabilities, markets and distribution models to support Corlytics’ international ambitions. Drawing on his background across financial services, RegTech and the risk and controls arena, he will focus on converting the firm’s decade of proprietary data and AI investment into client-focused solutions capable of operating at the scale required by tier one institutions.

Biosse Duplan, meanwhile, will lead the build-out of the company’s NFRM product suite. With extensive experience in risk management and financial technology, he will oversee the creation of AI-first tools aimed at large, multi-jurisdictional institutions, where the challenge of managing non-financial risk is at its most acute.

Corlytics specialises in regulatory intelligence and non-financial risk management. Its integrated NFRM platform uses an AI mapping engine to bring together regulations, risks, policies and controls within a single trusted data model, keeping those connections live rather than static.

The platform draws on an ensemble of AI models refined over ten years, offering high accuracy and full explainability, with ISO certification underpinning the auditability regulated firms require. Use cases span regulatory traceability, risk quantification, RCSA automation, control completeness and trading venue governance.

The company argues that non-financial risk, which covers areas such as conduct, compliance, operational, cyber and AI-related risk, remains one of the largest structurally under-solved cost burdens in banking.

It claims many large institutions still depend on spreadsheets, siloed tools and manual assessments, leaving a widening gap between regulatory expectations and operational reality. Having worked alongside both regulators and the world’s biggest banks for the past decade, Corlytics believes it is well placed to close that gap.

Corlytics chief strategic growth officer Rash Phullar said, “Non-financial risk has been under-served by technology and data for too long. The tools banks rely on today are manual, fragmented and built for a world that no longer exists. Corlytics has spent a decade building the data, the technology and the models required to change that — and now has the team, the platform and the deep client relationships to deliver that change at scale. My role is to make sure we translate all of that into practical solutions that solve the hardest problems in the industry.”

Corlytics founder and head of product & technology John Byrne added, “Rash and Gaspard join us at exactly the right moment. We have spent a decade building something genuinely different – a data model and AI capability that the broader regulated community has not seen before. What excites me most is the speed at which we can now move. The platform is mature, the models are proven, and the market is ready. Bringing in leaders of this calibre means we can accelerate our presence across the full regulated ecosystem – not just the tier one banks we already serve, but the insurers, asset managers and market infrastructure firms who face the same structural challenges and deserve the same quality of solution.”

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