SymphonyAI, a leading provider of predictive and generative AI enterprise SaaS, has expanded its board with the appointment of Blythe Masters as an independent member. Masters, a veteran in financial services and financial technology with over 35 years of experience, is a founding partner at Motive Partners, a private equity firm specializing in fintech. She held key positions at J.P. Morgan for 27 years, including building structured credit and commodities businesses and serving as CFO and Head of Regulatory Affairs. Masters also has a track record as a non-executive board member for various companies, such as Forge Global and CAIS. She joins SymphonyAI during a period of substantial growth, with the company approaching a $500 million revenue run rate and introducing predictive and generative AI solutions for enterprises.
Masters expressed her excitement about SymphonyAI’s vision for transformative AI SaaS and its potential to impact fraud detection and regulatory compliance positively. She emphasized the importance of AI in these areas and her eagerness to contribute to SymphonyAI’s innovative work.
Previously, Masters served as CEO of Digital Asset Holdings, a company known for its smart contract language DAML used in blockchain transactions. She has also chaired various financial industry organizations and is a Senior Scholar at Trinity College, Cambridge, where she earned a BA in economics.
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