Wealthtech and fund distribution platform Allfunds has named Amaury Dauge as its new CFO.
Dauge will report directly to Allfunds CEO Juan Alcaraz and operate out of Madrid. He will also be a member of the firm’s executive committee.
Dauge has spent two decades in the financial services space in Dubai, Luxembourg, Paris and most recently New York.
In this period, he has worked on transformation projects in capital investments, mergers and acquisitions, carve-outs, and post-merger integrations, among others.
Speaking on the appointment of Dauge, Alcaraz said: “His top-tier experience and international vision will be an excellent complement to our team. Amaury´s incorporation is confirmation of Allfunds commitment to the best talent in the world and we are delighted to have him as part of Allfunds.”
Prior to joining Allfunds, Dauge was the CFO and COO of Qontigo.
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By GlobalDataEarlier, he served as the president and CFO of Axioma and group CFO at Euronext.
Dauge said: “I am delighted to be a part of Allfunds. As the world´s leading wealthtech this is an exciting time to join the company and be involved in its future projects.
“The evolution of Allfunds during these 20 years has been impressive and their constant commitment to innovation and digital solutions sets the standard in fund distribution.”
Meanwhile, Allfunds recently wrapped up an agreement with French banking group BNP Paribas to build next-generation fund distribution services.
The move is expected to scale up Allfunds’ volume to more than €1trn.
In April this year, the fund platform set up an office in Hong Kong after securing Type 1 and 4 licences from the Securities & Futures Commission of Hong Kong.