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Bizcap appoints new deputy CEO for APAC

By Ben Squires
15 December 2025
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Bizcap appoints new deputy CEO for APAC

The non-bank lender has promoted from within to fill the leadership role.

Bizcap has announced the promotion of Rebecca Del Rio to deputy CEO for Asia-Pacific (APAC) in recognition of her “substantial contributions to the company’s growth and evolution”.

Del Rio, who will continue in her existing capacity as global chief revenue officer, joined the non-bank lender at its inception in 2019, with a remit spanning marketing, sales, partnerships, people and culture, analytics, innovation and product.

The lender noted her increasingly expansive leadership role within the business and said she would help steer the next phase of Bizcap’s strategic development.

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Zalman Blachman, Bizcap co-founder and co-CEO, acknowledged her impact.

“Rebecca has played a significant role in Bizcap’s journey and growth,” he said.

“Her commitment, expertise, and collaboration with our broader leadership team have helped shape who we are today. We’re excited to see her continue contributing to our collective success in this next chapter.”

Abraham White, Bizcap co-founder and co-CEO, also highlighted her contribution.

“It has been a privilege to see Rebecca’s vision and dedication contribute to Bizcap’s culture and strategic direction,” he said.

“She brings an energy that strengthens our leadership team, and I’m looking forward to all that’s ahead.”

Del Rio said she was enthusiastic about the opportunity to help shape the company’s future.

“I’m honoured to step into the role of deputy CEO for APAC,” she said.

“Having grown with Bizcap from day one, I’m deeply passionate about our mission, as well as our partners and customers. I’m incredibly grateful to have the trust of our founders, executive team and global partners to support the next stage of Bizcap’s growth and innovation.”

The appointment comes after a busy year for the lender, which expanded into Luxembourg, launched a new line of credit and lifted its SME lending cap to $7.5 million from $5 million.

Bizcap has now funded $4.8 billion globally, including $1.5 billion in 2025 across Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, the UK, Europe, the US and Canada, and recent growth has been mirrored by an 80 per cent increase in global staff over the past year.

[Related: Bizcap acquires US fintech firm]