Norman Roberts and Clinton Bosch join Prescient as CTOs

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Prescient Investment Management and Prescient Fund Services have announced the appointment of Norman Roberts and Clinton Bosch as chief technology officers (CTO) to lead the respective technology strategies of each division.

Prescient has appointed two new CTOs, as the global financial services provider strengthens its technology operation.

Prescient Investment Management has created a new CTO role reporting directly to the CEO. Norman Roberts steps into this position following his tenure as technical operations manager at Ayoba, where he led the design and launch of digital platforms.

“This is an exciting opportunity to help shape the future of an already forward-thinking business. Prescient Investment Management’s strong performance track record, its focus on client-centricity, and the opportunity to build out a robust digital ecosystem made this a compelling role. I’m looking forward to collaborating with the team to harness the power of technology in service of our clients and partners,” says Norman.

Norman’s advanced technical background is backed up by his hands-on experience leading scalable and mission-critical systems engineering, infrastructure and innovation projects.

Clinton Bosch joins as CTO of Prescient Fund Services. He brings over 15 years of experience in technology strategy, cloud-first architecture and digital transformation across multiple industries. Clinton will be tasked with aligning the division’s IT strategy with its business objectives.

He is an award-winning IT leader who holds a bachelor’s in electrical engineering from Stellenbosch University. He is also a three-time AWS certified associate who is passionate about building high-performing tech teams.

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