DASH names executives to oversee risk and operations

Sydney-based fintech start-up DASH Technology Group (DASH) has reshuffled its executive team with two senior appointments as the company continues to expand its operation.
The shake-up will see former head of Adviser Solutions Terri Ho stepping into the role of Chief Risk Officer to oversee governance, compliance, and risk frameworks across the company’s expanding advice, platform, and technology ecosystem.
Likewise, Mark Papendieck will take charge as Chief Operating Officer after serving as Chief Commercial Officer previously, to lead operational functions across DASH’s platform and software divisions, including investment operations, client service, and implementation teams.
Following the appointment, Ho said building risk management framework that keep up with company’s growth is in heart of her new role.
“Our risk management focus is about making room for growth so that we can safely continue to build on what we do best for our clients,” Ho said.
DASH CEO Andrew Whelan said both Ho and Papendieck have played instrumental roles in the company’s transformation, and their appointments mark an important evolution in the company’s leadership structure.
“These appointments strengthen our operational and governance capabilities while ensuring we remain focused on delivering innovation, efficiency, and trust for our clients,” Whelan said.
The leadership changes follow a period of company’s rapid expansion, including the acquisition of Integrated Portfolio Solutions (now DASH Private) and a 314% increase in funds under administration, reaching $18.7 billion for FY2025.









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