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Delta Capita Appoints Bradley Szu-Tu as Head of Client Lifecycle Management in APAC

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Delta Capita, the Capital Markets consulting, managed services, and technology provider, has appointed Bradley Szu-Tu as the Head of Client Lifecycle Management (CLM) in the APAC region. Based in Singapore, Szu-Tu will oversee the expansion and management of Delta Capita’s CLM business across consulting, services, and technology for financial services clients, which currently number over 20 in APAC.

With more than 15 years of experience in risk and compliance, Szu-Tu has previously held significant roles at Promontory, IBM Consulting, and Credit Suisse. This appointment follows Delta Capita’s recent acquisition of Client On-Boarding technology from the London Stock Exchange Group and the appointment of Liliana Girao-Tavares as Head of CLM in the US.

Szu-Tu aims to provide tailored CLM solutions to address the complex challenges faced by clients in the APAC region, enhancing value and efficiency while reducing Capex/Opex requirements. Julian Chesser, Head of APAC at Delta Capita, welcomed his addition to the team, emphasising the company’s commitment to a practitioner-led approach in the increasingly regulated capital markets sector.

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