Opensee is delighted to announce the appointment of Antoine du Chéné as its new Chief Operating Officer. Antoine brings nearly 20 years of experience in financial services and B2B software. With a distinguished career at Finastra, Misys, and Sophis, leading international teams, scaling operations, and spearheading innovation, he is uniquely positioned to lead Opensee’s operations in its next phase of growth.

"We are thrilled to welcome Antoine as Opensee’s Chief Operating Officer. His exceptional track record in driving strategic growth and enhancing customer service, combined with his deep expertise in financial services and cutting-edge technology, makes him the ideal leader to help take Opensee to the next level. His customer-centric approach and passion for innovation align perfectly with our mission to transform data-driven insights for financial institutions worldwide,” said Stephane Rio, CEO and Founder of Opensee.

Antoine’s most recent tenure at Finastra as Global Head of Solutions Consulting saw him lead and transform customer-facing teams, including sales engineering and both functional and technical consulting. Antoine also established several Centers of Excellence, with a focus on enterprise architecture, design thinking, and innovation, significantly improving the quality of customer solutions and support.

Antoine holds an engineering degree from École Polytechnique and a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering from University of California, SB. He recently completed a Data Science and AI certification from Le Wagon, equipping him with the latest technological skills to further drive innovation at Opensee.

In his new role as COO, Antoine will oversee all operational functions at Opensee, with a focus on scaling operations, strengthening customer relationships, and developing innovative strategies to support business growth. His deep understanding of customer service, technology, and business development will be instrumental in advancing Opensee’s mission to deliver next-generation solutions to financial institutions worldwide.