David Haynes, Cams
About David Haynes, Cams
David Haynes serves as the Vice President and General Manager for Asia Pacific at Feedzai, where he leads a team focused on AI solutions for fraud prevention and financial crime compliance. With extensive experience in the financial services sector, he previously held senior roles at LexisNexis Risk Solutions and Thomson Reuters.
Current Role at Feedzai
David Haynes serves as the Vice President and General Manager for Asia Pacific at Feedzai, a position he has held since 2024. His role involves leading a team that focuses on providing AI solutions aimed at fraud prevention, financial crime compliance, and cybersecurity. Based in Hong Kong SAR, he is responsible for driving the company's strategic initiatives in the Asia Pacific region.
Previous Experience at LexisNexis Risk Solutions
Before joining Feedzai, David Haynes worked at LexisNexis Risk Solutions for eight years, from 2015 to 2023. He held the position of Vice President for Asia Pacific and previously served as Senior Director for the region from 2015 to 2021. His tenure in Hong Kong involved overseeing operations and strategic direction within the organization.
Career Background in Financial Services
David Haynes has extensive experience in the financial services sector. He worked at Thomson Reuters in various roles, including Sales Director for Corporate Services in Asia and Europe, Middle East, and Africa, and Commercial Director for Business Intelligence. His career also includes positions at Merrill IFN and Trefis, where he contributed to sales and strategic initiatives across the Asia Pacific region.
Education and Professional Certification
David Haynes earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) from the University of Birmingham, completing his studies from 1997 to 2000. He is also certified as an anti-money laundering specialist, reflecting his commitment to enhancing security and compliance within the financial sector.
Involvement with the British Chamber of Commerce
David Haynes has been an active committee member of the Financial Markets Committee at the British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong since 2014. His involvement spans over a decade, during which he has contributed to discussions and initiatives aimed at improving financial market practices in the region.