Origo has appointed Tom Mullally to the newly created role of chief product officer as it looks to expand its range of services.
The technology company, which plays a key role in the pension switching market and has been instrumental in nascent dashboard developments, says this appointment will boost its strategy to become the ‘go to’ fintech for the industry.
Mullally joins from Deloitte where as chief product officer he worked on product and business development with two payments companies. He has also previously worked at NatWest.
Mullally says: ““As well as building on Origo’s existing range of industry essential products — such as Unipass Identity, Origo Transfer Service, Origo Integration Hub, Unipass Letter of Authority, and our work for the Pensions Dashboard — we are looking at new product development and pipeline growth that will see Origo able to support more businesses across the industry.”
Origo CEO Anthony Rafferty adds: “Since becoming an independent company, backed by Vespa, we have been looking at ways we can bring greater efficiencies and cost savings to the industry, by building on our ability to connect the industry through key services and processes.
“This is the technology for which we are well known, and which benefits the industry as a whole, including providers, platforms, software houses, advice firms and end clients.
“[Mullally] brings a wealth of experience to the Origo team, which will help us expand our horizons, not only in our traditional market but in similar areas which could benefit from our expertise and technology. We are about to enter another exciting period of growth for Origo.”