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Nihmal Marrie is a core member of the Financial Institutions practice at Boston Consulting Group. Since joining BCG in September 2018, he has helped clients in the telecommunications and financial institutions industries drive large digital and agile transformation initiatives. He has worked with clients to build new innovative fintech solutions to address critical customer pain points in the market. 

Nihmal has practical, hands-on experience driving digital transformation, product innovation, growth, new venture build, and front to back customer journey development. 

Prior to coming to BCG, Nihmal was employed as a chief digital officer at a large telecommunications company in South Africa, and also served as an executive in a large insurance company leading digital and customer experience.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • Bachelor of Business Science, University of Cape Town

Publications and Videos

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Driving Financial Inclusion in Africa

Africa’s fintechs can stretch beyond payments solutions to microfinance and insurance.

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Unlocking the Fintech Potential in Africa

The report examines the business models that fintechs and investors need to create to scale up their activities in Africa.
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South Africa and Artificial Intelligence

AI can play a major role in addressing the challenges that South African society faces in four key areas: healthcare, education, financial inclusion, and agriculture.
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BCG and WBS Backstage Pass: In Conversation with South African Business Leaders

Welcome to BCG and Wits Business School’s Backstage Pass: conversations with South African business leaders podcast where we’ll talk to key business and thought leaders making waves in South Africa and across the African continent.
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I Love My Bank

Retail banking in South Africa is evolving and becoming increasingly competitive as digital players disrupt the value chain with new technologies.
How African Cities Can Create Digital Jobs

How African Cities Can Create Digital Jobs

Youth unemployment is rising in Africa. To address it, governments need to identify the most-promising digital jobs and lay the foundation for their creation.