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Suttipong Kanakakorn
Chief Executive Officer
SCB TechX
SCBX Group, has announced the appointment of Mr. Suttipong Kanakakorn as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective July 7, 2025. This appointment reinforces the company’s vision of “Innovating for a Better Tomorrow” by developing scalable and adaptable digital platforms that deliver outstanding financial solutions and customer experiences.
With over 20 years of experience in the technology and financial sectors, Mr. Suttipong brings deep expertise in digital innovation both domestically and internationally. His career includes leadership roles at top technology firms in Silicon Valley, USA, such as Nutanix Inc., Cisco Systems Inc., Andiamo Systems, and Savvion. He also served as an executive and co-founder of Blockfint, a technology company instrumental in advancing blockchain and digital solutions for the financial industry. His strong background in platform development and cross-industry innovation equips him with a comprehensive understanding of business strategy, platform engineering, and team leadership.
Mr. Suttipong holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from Chulalongkorn University and a Master's degree in Computer Engineering from Santa Clara University in the United States. He is also recognized for his expertise in blockchain technology and digital platform development.
Speaking at SFF 2026
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4:45–5:15pmThu 19 NovIgnite StageHall 5, Singapore EXPOOpen
Others
Can Technology Make Every Small Business Bankable?
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Suttipong KanakakornChief Executive OfficerSCB TechX
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Alon EitanChief Executive OfficerFido Solutions
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Dr. Dmytro KolechkoChief Executive OfficerWing Bank
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Daniel O'DonnellChief Technology OfficerFourTwoThreeModerator
About this session
Millions of viable small businesses remain underserved not because they lack economic activity, but because traditional financial systems struggle to see, assess and serve them efficiently. As AI, alternative data, digital lending and transaction-banking infrastructure improve, can financial institutions build a fundamentally different model for SME finance?
This session explores how financial institutions can use richer business data to understand SMEs, automate credit and working-capital decisions, and build scalable digital infrastructure that lowers the cost of serving smaller businesses. It will examine what is already working, what still prevents these models from scaling, and whether the next phase of financial inclusion will come not from creating more financial products, but from making previously invisible businesses visible and bankable. -
