Profile:
Following a 23-year career in banking and asset management, Navin turned technopreneur in 2014. Exasperated by the many technology barriers preventing easy access to enterprise data, he co-founded Percipient, a start-up that aimed to develop an enterprise data platform to enable business teams access data of any type, from any location, of any speed, and off any device, on-the-fly. This to enrich analytics, simplify reporting, boost sales or marketing effectiveness, improve client experience, drive innovation & digitalisation, and even lower technology infrastructure costs.
Since its launch in 2017, Percipient's next-gen data integration platform has already been implemented at clients in India, and in the US. Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced a partnership with Percipient, calling Percipient's platform 'the next revolution in big data processing'. Intel Corporation signed an MoU agreeing to give Percipient early access to Intel's roadmap technologies. Percipient has partnered with software vendors, system integrators, data infrastructure and cloud providers, to deliver a complete data integration and virtualisation solution to enterprises, across industries.
Percipient successfully raised seed funding in 2017, including investments from several individual global corporate technology leaders. In Feb 2018, EY named Percipient to their 2018 Global Top 30 high-growth start-ups cohort, calling Percipient a future market leader. Headquartered in Singapore, Percipient’s teams are based in India, and USA.
Prior to his role as CEO of Percipient, Navin was Asia-Pacific Head of Sales & Distribution for Citi’s Retail Bank based in Singapore, CEO for ING’s Investment Management unit in India, and Asia-Pacific Head of Distribution for Bank of New York Mellon’s Investment Management business based at Hong Kong. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of Nomura Asset Mgmt in Taiwan, and the Board of Governors of Universal Business School in India. Navin has featured on CNBC's flagship Managing Asia program, and actively hosts and participates in industry discussions.
Articles
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Strategy & Practice Management
Four pillars to resolve the Big Data conundrum Percipient has a bold ambition: to bridge the gap that financial institutions face in compiling data from multiple and incompatible systems, by creating a one-stop shop for faster, cheaper and better accessibility..
January 17, 2016 Navin Suri of Percipient January 17, 2016
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