Bandhan AMC Limited has strengthened its technology leadership with the appointment of Mayur Vasa as Chief Technology Officer, signalling a sharper focus on digital scale, platform resilience and investor-centric innovation.
In his new role, Vasa will steer the company’s enterprise-wide technology roadmap, modernise digital infrastructure and build scalable platforms aligned to business expansion and evolving investor expectations. His mandate includes enhancing operational agility, enabling data-driven decision-making and embedding secure, future-ready systems across the asset management value chain.
Vishal Kapoor, Chief Executive Officer, Bandhan AMC Limited, emphasised that technology is no longer a support function but a strategic growth engine for asset managers. He noted that as the firm deepens its digital and analytics capabilities, Vasa’s track record in leading complex transformation programmes and building high-performance technology environments will be critical to improving efficiency, elevating customer experience and supporting sustainable long-term growth.
With more than 27 years of global experience spanning financial services, insurance and technology organisations, Vasa brings deep expertise in enterprise systems, digital operating models and innovation-led change. At Bandhan AMC, he is expected to leverage emerging technologies to strengthen digital capabilities while ensuring scalability, security and compliance remain core to the architecture.
Commenting on his appointment, Vasa described the asset management industry as being at a structural inflection point, where technology and data are redefining how investors engage with financial products. He underscored the importance of building resilient, secure and agile platforms that empower internal teams, distribution partners and investors alike, while positioning the firm for its next phase of growth.
Before joining Bandhan AMC, Vasa served as Digital Transformation Leader for Marsh India and the IMEA region at Marsh McLennan, where he led enterprise-wide digital and AI-driven transformation initiatives. Earlier, he was Senior Vice President and Head of IT Applications at Liberty General Insurance, driving large-scale digital programmes and innovation frameworks. His career also includes leadership assignments at ICICI Lombard and Tech Mahindra, with responsibilities spanning enterprise technology strategy, data and analytics and global delivery management.
From a RiskAwareness perspective, this appointment signals a deeper shift toward technology risk governance becoming central to asset management strategy, particularly in areas of cyber resilience, data integrity and regulatory compliance. As digital architecture expands, robust oversight of third-party risk, AI governance and operational continuity will be critical to sustaining investor trust and systemic stability.
