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Graham Bridges

Chief Technology Officer

Graham (Gray) Bridges is a technology executive and product strategist with a 20-year career in data, decisioning, and reporting solutions. His expertise spans the consumer, financial services, and sustainability sectors. As an expert in user-centric, problem-driven product design and global technology operations, he has built significant experience in portfolio vision, innovation, enterprise maturation, and high global scalability. As Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX), he is responsible for the overarching product vision and strategy. He also oversees the technical architecture that drives the company’s RegTech portfolio.

Based in Hong Kong, Mr. Bridges drives the effort to simplify the complex sustainability data ecosystem, replacing manual workflows with easy-to-use, automated disclosure and risk solutions. He joined the enterprise in mid-2018, initially creating and leading the Corporate Solutions business line that later evolved into the current Diginex Group. In this capacity, he shaped the initial product vision, established the product organization, and directed the creation and launch of the original suite of Diginex solutions.

Prior to Diginex, Mr. Bridges spent several years leading product and technology functions within Asian financial technology companies. He served as Managing Director of Product and Technology at Startech Limited, the sole technology partner for the MoneyHero Group (NASDAQ: MNY), leading a portfolio of solutions operating as unique brands in 13 countries and across 3 continents. He also worked as Head of Product for a major venture fund portfolio.

Mr. Bridges began his enterprise background in London during a nine-year tenure at Experian PLC (LON: EXPN), a FTSE 100 global consumer credit reporting and data agency. There, he focused heavily on the UK and Ireland markets, as well as global expansion and emerging markets. Mr. Bridges holds a Bachelor's degree in Business and Information Communications Technology from Nottingham Trent University.