CSI appoints Troy Bradley as chief technology officer

Troy Bradley has more than 35 years of experience leading product development teams and delivering technologies across banking and payments

CSI, a financial technology and regulation provider, has appointed Troy Bradley as its new chief technology officer.  

In his role, Bradley will align CSI’s network, security and software engineering initiatives, with a focus on introducing a comprehensive financial services platform. This platform will prioritise open architecture, aimed at improving customer efficiencies and flexibility.  

Bradley’s arrival follows a three-year tenure as the corporate vice president and chief information and technology officer at NCR Corporation. Before NCR, he spent more than seven years as the global chief technology officer at FIS.  

Bradley has more than 35 years of experience leading product development teams and delivering technologies across banking and payments.  

In other recent company news, CSI announced  20 new core deals, the appointment of Nick Reising as senior vice president of corporate development, and a deal with Dragonfly Technologies. This collaboration aims to expand CSI’s cash management solutions for businesses across ACH, positive pay and sweep accounts.  

Troy Bradley

Bradley said: “I’ve spent my entire career in financial services working with and listening to community banks. While the technology of the industry has changed over 30 years, the underlying principles have not.  

“Banks want technologies that drive efficiency, offer flexibility and enable growth across their lines of business. And they want a partner that places equal emphasis on delivering innovation and building lasting relationships.”  

David Culbertson, chief executive officer and president of CSI, believes there is a significant market gap today between what community banks require for national growth and what technology providers currently deliver.  

Culbertson said: “Community banks are seeking solutions that they can integrate quickly to meet the evolving needs of their account holders and accelerate growth, whether in payments, lending, commercial banking or deposits.  

“Even more than that, they want open technology partners they can rely on and trust to deliver solutions at scale. Troy has the mentality, experience and skill set to excel in meeting that challenge while aligning our team behind a strategic vision anchored in growth.” 

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Josh Poyser Josh Poyser is an editor at FinTech Intel. He has written about fintech for several years and appeared at FinTech Connect 2023 on the 'Unlocking Success: The Art of Fintech PR' panel.