Finmo has appointed Josh D’Ambrosio as Chief Commercial Officer after securing new licences in Dubai, the United Kingdom and Hong Kong SAR.
D’Ambrosio will oversee Finmo’s global go-to-market strategy, commercial growth, customer acquisition and strategic partnerships as the company expands across regulated markets.
The new licences extend Finmo’s regulatory footprint to eight active jurisdictions.
The company is looking to grow adoption of its Treasury Operating System and payment infrastructure across its key markets.
D’Ambrosio has a decade of experience in regulated fintech, payments and digital assets.
He was most recently Chief Commercial Officer at Banxa, where he helped shift the company from a consumer-facing startup into a B2B fintech infrastructure platform operating across more than nine regulated markets.
Banxa was recently acquired by OSL Group.
Earlier in his career, D’Ambrosio held enterprise risk and compliance advisory roles at Ernst and Young.
David Hanna, CEO and Co-founder of Finmo, said,
“We have spent the last four years building the regulatory foundation and product infrastructure that positions Finmo to grow at scale across multiple markets simultaneously.
Josh understands what it takes to build and lead revenue functions in multi-jurisdictional environments where compliance, product, and commercial strategy have to move in lockstep.”
D’Ambrosio said,
“Finmo is solving a problem that every CFO scaling across borders eventually runs into: the infrastructure they started with was never built for the complexity they are now managing. What excites me about this opportunity is that Finmo is not just building a better payment tool or a smarter dashboard.”
He added that Finmo’s Treasury Operating System brings cash visibility, payments and forecasting into one layer, with a focus on mid-market finance teams.
His role will include bringing the platform to partners and customers while building the company’s commercial engine.
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