Senior fintech technology leader joins Moneytech to drive AI-led transformation of its commercial lending platform and broker experience.
Moneytech, one of Australia’s leading non-bank lenders to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), has appointed David Cameron as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). The appointment signals a clear intent from the business to accelerate the role technology plays across its commercial lending platform, broker relationships and credit decisioning capability.
Commenting on the appointment, Moneytech CEO Nick McGrath said David’s mix of fintech depth and AI experience made him the right leader for the business’s next phase.
“David’s background across business lending, data infrastructure and AI gives him a clear line of sight across the things that matter most to us,” Nick said.
“The broker channel is at the centre of how we go to market. Our technology needs to work for brokers as much as it works for our internal teams — reducing friction, surfacing the right information and enabling us to give brokers and their clients a clear, quick answer. David understands that and brings the experience to make it happen. We’re very glad to have him on board.”
David brings a career spanning both hands-on technical delivery and senior technology leadership across some of Australia’s most recognisable fintech businesses.
He previously served as Development Manager at a non-bank business lender during a formative period of growth, scaling the engineering team and building deep expertise in SME lending systems.
Most recently, David led a rapid programme of artificial intelligence adoption across a workforce management platform, positioning him well to guide Moneytech’s own AI agenda. His appointment comes at a time when non-bank lenders are investing significantly in data and automation to sharpen credit decisions, reduce processing times and compete more effectively across the SME lending market. David said he was drawn to Moneytech by the strength of its existing platform and the scale of the opportunity ahead.
“Moneytech’s proposition is fundamentally about providing business loans quickly and efficiently, and the foundations to do that well are already in place,” David said.
“My focus will be on continuing to simplify the approval process, bringing new products to market faster, and using AI and automation to deliver a more consistent experience for brokers and their clients. Data underpins all of this – both the proprietary data Moneytech has built over time and the broader sources available to us. Pulling those together in the right way is what allows us to make faster, more accurate decisions. There’s a significant opportunity to keep raising the bar on that.”
In the role, David’s remit will span Moneytech’s lending platform, broker-facing systems and internal operations. His immediate priorities include deepening AI integration across credit and operational processes, expanding data capabilities to support faster decision-making, and further reducing friction in the end-to-end broker experience.
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