Wealth management and insurance software provider Bravura has snaffled the former managing director of rival firm FMC Software, Enda Mahoney, to head up its technology strategy.
Mahoney, who resigned from FMC late last year, has taken on the position of chief technology officer with Bravura. He also served as BT head of technology for several years. Iain Dunstan, Bravura CEO, said Mahoney’s “breadth of knowledge in IT strategy and business support will enhance the growth of Bravura’s business base, both in Australia and globally”. Mahoney said he welcomed the opportunity to design “next generation platforms” at Bravura.
The role of IFM Investors in arranging a visit by a delegation of Australian super funds to the US last month gives a pointer to the scale of the longer-term ambitions of the global super-fund-owned asset manager, and a recent investment in the manager by the UK pension fund NEST is designed to give it even greater clout. IFM chair Cath Bowtell tells Investment Magazine the manager aims to be a partner to governments around the world as they seek capital to build critical infrastructure.
Glenda KorporaalMarch 21, 2025
