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United Fintech, the digital transformation platform for banks, asset managers and trading institutions, has appointed Rupsa Mukherjee as Head of Mergers & Acquisitions.
Mukherjee brings 13 years of experience in corporate finance and investment banking across the UK, US and India. She has previously worked at Goldman Sachs and Caterpillar, and most recently served as Vice President in Deutsche Bank’s Investment Banking division in London and New York, advising on M&A transactions exceeding USD 20 billion. She is a qualified Chartered Accountant and holds an MBA from The Wharton School.
Mukherjee will work closely with United Fintech Founder and Chief Executive Officer Christian Frahm and the executive team to identify high-potential companies, lead acquisition strategy, and structure founder-friendly transactions aligned with United Fintech’s long-term vision.
“Rupsa brings the right combination of M&A discipline and fintech fluency. Her ability to originate, structure, and integrate strategic acquisitions will be instrumental in unlocking new opportunities across our ecosystem.”
— Christian Frahm, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of United Fintech
United Fintech is seeking to redefine how financial institutions access innovation by enabling the adoption of enterprise-grade technology through a single trusted platform. With a portfolio of partner companies across capital markets, commercial banking and asset management, it offers banks a way to modernise legacy systems, reduce vendor risk and accelerate digital transformation.
The firm has acquired six software companies to date — Athena, CobaltFX, FairXchange, Netdania, TTMzero and CBA — and continues to seek further acquisitions to enhance the capabilities of financial institutions worldwide.
“I’m thrilled to join United Fintech at such a pivotal moment. The opportunity to help scale a platform that is reshaping the financial services technology landscape is incredibly exciting. I look forward to working with founders, investors, and banks to build lasting value through strategic growth.”
— Rupsa Mukherjee, Head of Mergers & Acquisitions at United Fintech
Mukherjee’s appointment follows a series of leadership hires in 2025, including the onboarding of Chief Operating Officer Deepak Nair and Chief People Officer Anders Johansen, as the company strengthens its global leadership team to support its next phase of expansion.
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