Cappitech is well known for its state of the art cross-regulatory reporting and intelligence solutions for the financial services industry, in particular, the company’s products are focused on meeting regulatory requirements and utilizing regulatory data. Mark began his tenure at Coinbase in January earlier this year and will continue to serve as head of the firm’s compliance department alongside his role as a member of the advisory board at Cappitech.
Mr. Kelly began his career in the financial services industry in the late 1980s starting as Senior Consultant at Price Waterhouse Coopers, one of the big four global auditing firms. He has held many senior-level management and leadership roles at a variety of firms during his three-decade-long career.
Some of the most notable senior-level management and leadership roles in his career include – five year term as Director at Abide Financial, seven-year term as It Audit Manager at Salomon Brothers International, four year term as Audit Manager at Lehman Brothers, Global Head of IT Audit at Barclays Capital for one year, Consultant at Resources Global Professionals, Technology Risk Consultant at Grant Thornton and Director at Transaction Reporting Limited. In his new role as a member of the advisory board, Mr. Kelly is expected to lend his expertise to help Cappitech enhance its product offering to financial services sector.
Speaking about Mark’s addition to the firm’s advisory board, Ronen Kertis, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Cappitech said, “We are pleased that Mark has agreed to join our Board of Advisors and believe his highly specialized insight into the regulatory environment will have an important impact on the development of new products as well as engagements with customers. He has a well-deserved reputation for extensive knowledge and exceptional insight into the challenges facing our clients and the industry. We look forward to working with him”.
Commenting on his new role at the firm, Kelly said, “Clients often have multiple queries regarding reporting regimes and need to be certain that their reporting assumptions and processes are appropriate. Cappitech’s approach which looks at the practical realities of reporting requirements and aims to lessen the burden while maximizing the re-use of collected data is one I fully support”.
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