India’s Nucleus Software has appointed Nilanshuk Haldar as Vice President and Global Head of Partnerships and Alliances, effective 3 October 2025.

He will oversee the company’s global partner ecosystem strategy, focusing on expanding strategic collaborations and driving growth across markets.

Haldar has more than two decades of experience in fintech, financial services, and technology.

He previously led regional partnerships at Backbase, where he contributed to revenue and pipeline growth, and helped drive Amazon Web Services’ financial services business across Asia through partner-led opportunities.

Earlier in his career, he was a founding member of fintech platforms Mesitis, Canopy, and Bento, helping scale assets under reporting to US$5 billion and launching robo-advisory solutions.

Before that, Haldar worked with Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan, advising senior executives across Asia on corporate finance strategy and business development.

Based in Singapore, he brings deep experience in building and scaling strategic alliances across the region.

Nilanshuk Haldar, Vice President – Global Head of Partnerships and Alliances said,

“I am excited to join Nucleus Software at this pivotal juncture to strengthen our global partner ecosystem, foster strategic collaborations, and drive solutions that anticipate the future of digital banking.

Together, we will ensure that our clients and partners stay ahead in an AI-powered, digitally transformed world.”

Parag Bhise, CEO & Executive Director, Nucleus Software added,

“We are delighted to welcome Nilanshuk Haldar to our leadership team. His proven ability to architect high-impact partnerships across fintech, banking, and technology sectors will be instrumental in expanding Nucleus Software’s global reach.

Nilanshuk’s strategic vision and deep understanding of partner ecosystems align perfectly with our mission to deliver innovative, AI-driven solutions and create tangible value for financial institutions worldwide.”

Nucleus Software provides lending and transaction banking products to over 200 financial institutions in more than 50 countries, supporting areas such as retail lending, corporate and SME finance, Islamic finance, and cash management.

Its platforms manage over US$1 trillion in loans and US$15 trillion in annual transactions globally.

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