Dublin-based Regtech Fenergo, a global enabler of AI-powered client lifecycle management (CLM) and financial crime compliance solutions, announced the appointment of key senior executives to strengthen its product development efforts further and support ongoing AI advancements. Sharon Bodkin joins as Vice President, Banking Product; Neil D’Rosario as Vice President, Buyside Product; and Adam McLaughlin as Director of Financial Crime Product. All appointments are said to be effective immediately.
These key hires mark the next phase in Fenergo’s mission to enable FIs to perform every financial crime and CLM task on a unified platform. Each executive brings expertise that will now aim to further enhance Fenergo’s CLM and financial crime solutions, delivering greater efficiency and allow for substantial productivity gains while lowering overall regulatory risk across the financial services ecosystem.
Bodkin, formerly with Citigroup, joins Fenergo as VP, Banking Product. During her time at Citi, she held various roles in securities fund services, treasury, trade solutions, and KYC.
She led the Client Lifecycle Simplification transformation program, enabling tech, policy, and process enhancements. Bodkin had been tasked with overseeing financial crime, KYC risk, and controls, “delivering measurable improvements in client experience, cost optimization, and regulatory alignment.
McLaughlin assumes the role of Director of Financial Crime Product, bringing experience across law enforcement, financial services, and technology sectors. McLaughlin previously served as Global Director of Financial Crime Strategy and AML Subject Matter Expert at Nice Actimize.
Previously, he also managed corporate and institutional banking financial crime compliance in EMEA for JP Morgan.
D’Rosario joins as VP, Buyside Product, after his role as Global Product Lead and SVP at Northern Trust. Neil brings experience transforming “asset servicing at banks, including Citigroup and JP Morgan.”
As explained in the update, Fenergo’s FinCrime Operating System (FinCrime OS), powered by agentic AI, allows FIs to handle “more clients with fewer errors, reduce operational complexity, and improve compliance efficiency while maintaining robust governance and control.”
