Bloomsbury Money Appoints Ex-SAP Engineer as CTO to Lead Global Banking Platform Expansion
Bloomsbury Money Group has appointed Thomas Holst as its new Chief Technology Officer. Holst brings over a decade of experience from SAP's health technology ecosystem, where he developed data-intensive and privacy-critical platforms. In his role at Bloomsbury Money, he will lead the development of a unified global banking platform that integrates multi-currency accounts, foreign exchange services, cross-border payments, virtual asset custody, and transfers. The company is transitioning from its current regulated money services business in Jersey and London to a multi-jurisdiction financial network. The new platform aims to operate seamlessly across different regulatory environments while maintaining consistent control standards. Bloomsbury Money's long-term vision includes creating a cross-border payment network that supports fiat currencies, digital assets, and local payment systems. Manu Choudhary and Chris Park, co-founder and CEO respectively, emphasized the importance of building resilient, auditable infrastructure to support their global ambitions. Holst’s background in high-data-protection environments aligns with Bloomsbury Money's goals for secure and compliant financial services.
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