Tavant Launches Banktech Practice With Existing AI/ML Technology for Transformative Experiences

Leading Silicon-Valley technology provider taps Vaibhav Sharma to lead expansion; appoints Michael Livi and Debarchana Roy to the team

At American Banker’s Digital Banking 2020 conference, Tavant announced its expansion to new business lines with the launch of its Banktech practice. The Silicon Valley-based provider of AI-powered digital technologies appointed industry expert Vaibhav Sharma to lead the new banking initiative from the company’s New York office. Marking its entry into banking, Tavant leverages its best-in-class lending technologies to provide innovative transformations to banking institutions of all sizes.

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The Banktech practice brings together digital technology and proven innovation to solve modern banking challenges. Sharma is focused on integrating Tavant’s transformative lending experience to deliver hyper-personalized end-user experiences to the complete banking customer lifecycle.

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Sarvesh Mahesh, CEO of Tavant, said, “As we grow our team with the industry’s most innovative and brightest individuals, we are excited to have Vaibhav leading our efforts. The banking industry has faced an accelerant this year from the pandemic as customers adjust to increasing digital services. As the industry continues to change, banks will need to deliver new, modern solutions to stay competitive. Tavant’s Banktech practice enables us to assist banks with operational efficiencies to effectively provide new digital solutions that make banking seamless for all back- and front-end processes. Our team’s vision coupled with our innovative tech delivers our customers an optimized banking experience.”

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