New Delhi, Sept. 10 -- Centricity WealthTech, a tech-enabled wealth management startup, has appointed Kamal Kishore, former Head of AI Engineering and Solutions at Tata Digital, as its Chief AI and Technology Officer. In his new role, Kishore will lead the company's technology initiatives, with a focus on AI tools and solutions to support growth in both domestic and international markets.

Kishore brings over 22 years of experience working with Fortune 100 companies and startups in sectors such as financial services, investment banking, consumer internet, and travel. His expertise includes AI operationalisation, data mesh frameworks, continuous machine learning operations (MLOps), streaming architectures, and applied language models.

Kishore, who holds a Master's in Computer Applications and a professional certificate in Big Data and Analytics from MIT University, said, "Our priority will be to leverage AI and advanced analytics to deliver seamless, hyper-personalised, transparent investment experiences." He added that with technology unlocking new possibilities, wealth management can now be truly democratised, empowering both advisors and clients. "Together, we aim to redefine benchmarks in innovation, trust, and financial inclusion."

At Tata Digital, Kishore was responsible for AI initiatives across commerce and fintech verticals, including enterprise infrastructure and customer intelligence platforms. He has also held leadership roles at Expedia Group, ThoughtWorks, S&P Global, Nagarro, and NatWest, overseeing technology development and AI strategies across India, the US, and the UK.

Founded in 2022, Centricity WealthTech provides wealth management services across customer segments and investment sizes. The company operates through a network of more than 12,000 financial product distributors across 80 branches in 22 states, serving over 50,000 retail clients and 150 family offices. Its platform offers access to products from over 100 asset management companies and integrates digital tools with advisory support.

The Gurgaon-based company raised $20 million (Rs.168 crore) in a seed funding round earlier this year, led by Lightspeed India Partners and supported by investors including the Burman Family Office and MS Dhoni's Family Office.

Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from TechCircle.