TomoCredit Appoints Steve Smith to Enhance AI Financial Platform
TomoCredit has appointed Steve Smith, former CEO and co-founder of Finicity, to its board to expand its AI-driven financial wellness platform, announced in a press release. Smith's extensive experience in financial technology and open banking is expected to bolster TomoCredit's mission to improve credit accessibility for individuals lacking traditional credit history.
Smith's leadership at Finicity, a Mastercard company, was pivotal in expanding access to consumer-permissioned financial data. His expertise will be instrumental as TomoCredit accelerates its growth and product innovation, focusing on real-time cash flow data and innovative underwriting practices to serve those overlooked by traditional credit models.
Kristy Kim, CEO and Founder of TomoCredit, expressed enthusiasm about Smith joining the board, highlighting his alignment with the company's mission to make credit more inclusive. Smith joins a diverse board of fintech, banking, and consumer advocacy leaders, reinforcing TomoCredit's commitment to building a high-impact governance team.
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