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Beforepay taps Kasey Kaplan to lead lending and credit tech push

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3 Nov, 2026
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3 Nov, 2026
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Former Westpac CEO and Beforepay Group chairman Brian Hartzer says incoming CEO Kasey Kaplan is “ideally suited” to lead the fintech lender that uses real time NPP disbursements as a differentiator.
Beforepay taps Kasey Kaplan to lead lending and credit tech push
Beforepay Group incoming CEO Kasey Kaplan and chairman Brian Hartzer. Background generated by AI.

Former Westpac CEO and Beforepay Group chairman Brian Hartzer says incoming CEO Kasey Kaplan is “ideally suited” to lead the fintech lender that uses real time NPP disbursements as a differentiator.

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