Lendscape Strengthens Leadership with Appointment of new CTO ​

Patrick Myles joins Lendscape to drive innovation and expand the company’s technology capabilities.

Lendscape, a global leader in secured finance technology, is pleased to announce the appointment of Patrick Myles as Chief Technology Officer. With over 25 years of experience in senior technology leadership roles, Myles will spearhead Lendscape’s continued innovation and product development, ensuring its solutions remain at the forefront of the fintech industry.

Prior to joining Lendscape, Myles was CTO at Lendable, where he scaled the technology team and played a pivotal role in the development of the company’s AI-driven lending platform. His experience also includes leading engineering teams at Meta (formerly Facebook) and serving as CTO during the growth and acquisition of Caplin Systems.

Myles will lead Lendscape’s global technology strategy, overseeing the development and delivery of products that meet the evolving needs of financial institutions worldwide. His appointment underscores Lendscape’s commitment to investing in top talent to drive continued growth and maintain its position as the technology partner of choice in the secured finance sector.

Commenting on the appointment, Martin Morrin, Executive Vice Chair at Lendscape, said:

“It’s an exciting time in our journey at Lendscape, and Patrick’s breadth of experience in fintech, combined with his forward-thinking leadership, aligns perfectly with our vision to continue evolving our technology for the secured finance industry. His proven track record of scaling technology teams and driving product innovation will be a tremendous asset as we enter the next phase of our growth.”

Myles added, “The fintech landscape is changing rapidly, and Lendscape is uniquely positioned to lead that change, providing financial institutions with cutting-edge solutions. I look forward to working with the talented team here to build on this success and shape the future of secured finance technology globally.”