Our Team:

  • David Milligan

    David Milligan

    David has an extensive background in innovation, strategy & emerging technologies. He is specialist in understanding how to leverage these methodologies for business impact. David’s key perspective is "bringing new ideas to the discipline of the market" – a marker of true innovation.

    David co-founded and led Matchi to acquisition by KPMG International in 2017. By the time of his successful exit, David had grown KPMG Matchi to work with over 130 financial institutions around the world, in 35 countries, and built a platform that covered over 6,000 fintech firms globally.

    Before this, David headed multiple innovation and new ventures business units in banking for over 10 years. Key areas of responsibilities include the launch of new-to-market technology and new lines of business for major financial services groups.

    His grounding began as a senior strategy consultant with Monitor Group (now Monitor Deloitte).

  • Avinash Singh

    Avinash Singh is a global banking professional with over 20 years of experience in multi-national, systemically significant financial institutions. He has led business units and teams in Retail, Private, Business, and Corporate Banking to achieve customer, financial growth, and risk-adjusted return targets.

    Avinash has developed the strategy for various areas of the bank and led large-scale transformation initiatives. These have included implementing new operating models, first-to-market product propositions, and enterprise-wide regulatory changes.

    As a risk and compliance specialist, he developed and implemented frameworks, strengthened committee oversight, and implemented an innovative approach to compliance training programs. He has built open and transparent relationships with regulators across multiple jurisdictions. He led the process of securing licenses in strategically essential markets .

    Avinash has chaired a number of subsidiary bank boards and participated on a banking association board, helping it further its industry policy and advocacy priorities.

  • Graham Seel

    Graham Seel

    Graham Seel is a banking and technology consultant with extensive experience and knowledge across all sectors of commercial banking. Over a 40 year career, he has served in management and executive roles in several large and small financial services entities. He has also consulted with banks, Fintech companies and global NGOs, on development and implementation of innovative banking products. His areas of particular expertise include international banking, cash management and payments, commercial credit, risk management, and technology management.

    Graham is actively involved in consulting with a number of non-profit and for-profit organizations focused on providing financial services to the unbanked and under-banked around the world. He passionately believes in a future of digital banking that enables delivery of profitable, accessible and relevant financial products to the very poorest people, businesses and communities in the world.

  • Ruby Walia

    Ruby Walia

    Innovative, curious, and entrepreneurial C-Suite Digital and Technology executive with expertise in mobile, digital, and product development. Helped large enterprises in mature industries transform themselves and thrive in an era of rapid technological change. Seasoned general manager with the operating experience, management skills, and vision to create strategy, attract talent, and execute, transforming business models across industries, products, and geographies. Adept at assessing competitive landscape, developing strategy, and leveraging technology to create delightful customer and employee experiences and deliver commercial and social wins.

    Ruby championed and drove Dow Jones’s hugely successful mobile products strategy, creating an additional media channel. Launched first Wall Street Journal mobile app (on Blackberry) in 2008, followed by Barron’s, MarketWatch, NY Post, Factiva, and others on iPad, iPhone, Android, Apple TV, and other platforms. Led development of The Wall Street Journal iPad app in 7 weeks to be available in time for the first iPad launch.