Finmo Appoints Fintech Veteran Holly Fang as CBO, Signaling Aggressive Global Push

SINGAPORE – February 4, 2026 – Global fintech firm Finmo has appointed Holly Fang, a prominent figure in Asia's financial technology landscape, as its new Chief Business Officer (CBO). The strategic hire, effective February 3, is a clear signal of the company's intent to accelerate its international expansion and solidify its position as a critical infrastructure provider for modern finance teams.

In her new role, Fang will be at the helm of Finmo's global financial and strategic partnerships, a crucial function as the company scales its Treasury Operating System (TOS) across key markets. Her responsibilities will encompass expanding the company's partner ecosystem and navigating the complex regulatory environments that define cross-border finance. The move comes on the heels of Finmo securing an oversubscribed $18.5 million Series A funding round, earmarking the capital for product development and global growth.

"Holly's appointment reflects our focus on disciplined execution as we scale," said David Hanna, Chief Executive Officer at Finmo. "She has a proven ability to build high-performing teams, develop resilient financial infrastructure, and partner closely with product and compliance in regulated environments. We're excited to have her leading Finmo's global business strategy as we scale our Treasury Operating System."

A Strategic Hire for a New Growth Phase

The creation of a CBO role filled by a leader of Fang's caliber is a strategic maneuver typical of a fintech transitioning from a promising startup to a global scale-up. With backing from industry giants like PayPal Ventures, Citi Ventures, and Quona Capital, Finmo is past the product-market fit stage and is now squarely focused on market penetration. A CBO is essential for this phase, responsible for architecting the commercial strategy and building the alliances necessary for growth.

Fang's mandate goes beyond simple business development. It involves weaving a complex web of financial, technological, and regulatory partnerships to support Finmo’s ambitious vision. The company’s TOS is designed to unify the fragmented financial systems—bank accounts, ERPs, accounting platforms—that plague modern Chief Financial Officers (CFOs). The strength of this system is directly proportional to the breadth and depth of its integrated partner network, making Fang's role central to the core product offering.

Her appointment is a testament to the growing trend of partnership-led growth in the B2B fintech space. Rather than attempting to build every component in-house, companies like Finmo are creating powerful ecosystems, and the CBO is the chief architect of this strategy.

A Proven Leader from the Heart of Fintech

Holly Fang is not just another executive; she is a seasoned architect of fintech ecosystems. Her career is a map of the industry's recent evolution. Most recently, as the Global Head of Network at Aspire, she was instrumental in expanding the company’s worldwide partner network to support businesses operating across borders.

Prior to that, she played a pivotal role at Airwallex, another global fintech powerhouse, where she drove financial partnerships and regional operations. This experience provides her with a deep understanding of the on-the-ground challenges and opportunities in building and scaling a global payments and treasury infrastructure.

Beyond her corporate achievements, Fang holds a position of significant influence as the President of the Singapore FinTech Association (SFA). In this capacity, she champions collaboration across Singapore’s vibrant fintech scene, working closely with regulators like the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). Her leadership at SFA underscores her expertise in navigating the tripartite relationship between the public sector, private enterprise, and the broader ecosystem—a skill set invaluable for a company expanding into new, highly regulated territories. Her appointment is seen by many as an export of Singapore's top-tier fintech talent and a reflection of the city-state's growing influence as a global hub for financial innovation.

Solving the Modern CFO's Treasury Dilemma

The strategic importance of Fang's role is directly tied to the problem Finmo aims to solve. In today's interconnected economy, CFOs and their finance teams grapple with unprecedented complexity. Managing cash across multiple countries, currencies, and banking partners creates a fog of uncertainty, hindering real-time decision-making and introducing significant operational risk.

Finmo's Treasury Operating System is purpose-built to cut through this fog. By connecting disparate data sources into a single platform, it provides a unified layer of financial intelligence, giving finance leaders real-time visibility, control, and foresight. The platform moves beyond mere insights, empowering teams to act by executing payments, managing liquidity, and mitigating foreign exchange risk within the same system.

"Finmo is addressing a real gap in how modern CFOs manage increasingly complex treasury operations," Fang commented on her appointment. "By connecting fragmented systems into a single layer of financial intelligence and control, we can bring clarity to how finance teams operate. I'm looking forward to growing our partner ecosystem and driving adoption, so Finmo becomes the infrastructure CFOs trust as they scale."

As Finmo competes in a market with established players like Kyriba and SAP Treasury, its focus on a slick, integrated user experience designed for today's cross-border businesses serves as a key differentiator. Fang's mission will be to leverage her network and expertise to ensure Finmo's superior technology is supported by a world-class network of partners, making its powerful system the default choice for the next generation of global companies.