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Andrew Hardie

Partner, UK Banking at Synpulse
📍 London Area, United Kingdom

Andrew Hardie is the Partner and Head of UK Banking at Synpulse, leveraging over 25 years of experience from top-tier strategy firms like Boston Consulting Group. A University of Bristol alumnus, he specializes in guiding financial institutions through major digital and strategic transformations globally.

He is a strong advocate for large financial institutions partnering with the UKs fintech ecosystem, believing collaboration is essential for success in the AI revolution.

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Experience
26 Years
Current Role
Partner, UK Banking
Location
London Area, United Kingdom
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Priorities

Topics Andrew cares about

AI in Banking
He publicly discusses the implications of the AI revolution for private banks and wealth managers, viewing it as a catalyst for new partnerships and innovation.
Fintech Ecosystem
Considers the UK the largest fintech ecosystem outside the US and believes established banks must work with this new range of partners to succeed.
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Career

Work history

2025
Partner, UK Banking
Synpulse
2019 - 2024
Managing Director and Partner
Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
2014 - 2019
Principal
Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
2011 - 2013
Executive Director - CEO/COO Office, Chief of Staff Office
Nomura Securities
2007 - 2011
Director, Head of Strategy & Business Development - Americas
Barclays Wealth
In the press

Media appearances

AI Businesses Reshaping UK Private Banking & Wealth. Featured in Synpulse
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Education
1997 - 2000
BSc
University of Bristol
Social presence
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