bfinance marks new era of innovation with COO hire

Global investment consultant, bfinance, has appointed seasoned fintech professional, Odi Lahav, as its Chief Operating Officer.
Joining from Apex Group where he was Global Head of Digital Products, Lahav brings over 25 years of experience in financial services, technology and investment consulting, specialising in institutional clients.
Lahav’s expertise in advising institutional investors across investment strategy, manager research, OCIO, private markets, digital product strategy and operation execution was cited as the key motive behind his appointment to the new role at bfinance.
“We are thrilled to welcome Odi to bfinance,” David Vafai, bfinance’s Chief Executive Officer, said.
“His exceptional track record in digital product leadership, institutional advisory, and operational transformation makes him ideally placed to strengthen our capabilities and support our clients’ evolving needs.”
Lahav will be responsible for overseeing several of bfinance’s business channels including Investment Research, Digital Solutions and other corporate divisions, including Technology, Legal, Compliance and HR.
bfinance said Lahav will represent the firm’s effort to blend its product, research and delivery strategies and grow its focus on innovation and service delivery for clients.
“I’m delighted to be joining bfinance at such an exciting time in its journey. The firm’s commitment to innovation, client-focus, and independence is truly compelling,” Lahav said.
“I look forward to working with the team to advance the firm’s digital strategy, strengthen its operational foundations, and deliver even greater value for our clients.”









“profit to member” funds should not be handed a bill for the misdeeds of others. The most hypocritical ever, Industry…
oh my god, the hypocrisy. Why should I as an adviser who has never had a client in frozen funds…
And if an Adviser gets a renewal fee wrong by a technicality = ASIC crucifixion.
Horrific that this is even possible
This sounds like absolute BS and spin. Retail market seems fine to me