Nucleus Software has strengthened its senior leadership team with the appointment of Dr. Apurva Chamaria as Chief Business Officer, effective February 2, 2026. The strategic hire underlines the company’s focus on accelerating global growth and enhancing customer value across the BFSI sector.
In his new role, Dr. Chamaria will be responsible for driving business expansion, deepening customer relationships, and advancing Nucleus Software’s go-to-market and growth strategies across key international markets. The appointment comes as the company continues to scale its cloud-native lending, transaction banking, and AI-driven solutions globally.
Dr. Chamaria brings over two decades of experience across fintech, enterprise technology, and financial services. He is widely recognised for building and scaling businesses in regulated environments and for shaping high-impact go-to-market strategies. His expertise spans global market expansion, revenue strategy, partnerships, enterprise sales leadership, and brand-led growth, positioning him well to support Nucleus Software’s next phase of growth.
Commenting on the appointment, Parag Bhise, CEO and Executive Director, Nucleus Software, said that as the company expands its global footprint, strong leadership becomes critical. He noted that Dr. Chamaria’s strategic mindset, industry knowledge, and customer-first approach would play a key role in delivering sustained value to clients and stakeholders.
Dr. Chamaria said he was excited to join Nucleus Software at a pivotal stage in its journey. He highlighted the opportunity to work with industry-leading solutions and a diverse global client base, and expressed his intent to help customers navigate business challenges in an AI-first world.
The appointment aligns with Nucleus Software’s strong momentum in cloud-native and AI-enabled platforms for the BFSI sector. The company currently serves more than 200 banks and financial institutions across 50 countries, supporting trillions of dollars in annual transactions and loan values through its lending and transaction banking platforms.
