FIS Names New CIO

Bank technology

Former Fiserv CEO Joins FIS' Board

FIS (FIS), one of the largest fintech providers worldwide, announced Thursday a new board member: Les Muma, the former founder and chief executive of Fiserv (FISV).

By Mary Wisniewski

December 19

FIS (FIS), one of the largest fintech providers worldwide, announced Wednesday a new CIO: Ido Gileadi.

Gileadi comes from Capco, FIS' global business and technology consultancy, where he served multiple leadership roles including as head of Capco's India and Canada operations. Gileadi has also served as vice president of online channels and head of technology shared services at TD Financial Group.

Gileadi holds a bachelor's degree in physics and computer science from Tel Aviv University.

FIS counts more than 14,000 institutions in more than 100 countries as customers.

Mary Wisniewski

Deputy editor, BankThink

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