Olivier Crespin has rejoined DBS Bank as Chief Analytics Officer as the lender deepens its focus on data, analytics and AI.
Crespin previously spent more than seven years at DBS from 2010 to 2017, holding senior roles across digital banking, wealth management and private banking.
During that period, he helped lead DBS’ digital banking push, including the launch of DBS Digibank in India and its expansion into Indonesia.
He most recently served as Senior Consultant at DBS from June 2025 to June 2026, before taking on the Chief Analytics Officer role.
Prior to that, Crespin was co-founder and CEO of Zand Bank in the United Arab Emirates from 2018 to 2023.
He also served as Chief Fintech Officer at CIMB in Malaysia from 2017 to 2018, following his first stint at DBS.
Earlier in his career, Crespin spent more than 16 years at Citi, where he held senior roles in private banking, operations and international wealth management.
He also worked at BNP Paribas in Argentina from 1992 to 1994, focusing on sovereign debt management, after beginning his career at the French Embassy in Argentina.
In a LinkedIn post announcing the move, Crespin said,
“Excited to be rejoining DBS Bank as Chief Analytics Officer. Very happy to be back at an institution I have always deeply admired.
Really looking forward to contributing, learning, and working alongside an incredible team to help shape the future of banking through data, analytics and AI.”
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