InDebted, the global leader in human-centered debt resolution solutions, has onboarded Nic Chin as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective 1 April 2025.
He is believed to succeed Lachlan Heussler, who is expected to transition into an advisory role after six transformative years as CFO, during which he played a key role in InDebted’s trajectory from early-stage startup to global fintech.
"Lachlan has been instrumental in shaping InDebted's success, not just as CFO but as a true partner in our growth story,” said Josh Foreman, CEO of InDebted.
"As an early client, investor, and valued team member, he believed in us from day one. There’s no doubt that his influence and impact will continue in his capacity as a key advisor and significant shareholder."
Nic brings over 17 years of experience across UBS Investment Bank, Macquarie Group, and most recently, as CFO of Newbook, a property management SaaS company. Based in Sydney, he is expected to oversee InDebted’s global financial strategy and ensure strict adherence to financial regulatory compliance across all markets in which the company operates.
Continuing Lachlan’s leadership legacy, Nic is als expected to drive growth opportunities — including strategic mergers and acquisitions — to deliver on InDebted’s long term vision.
“I’m thrilled to be part of the InDebted leadership team at such a pivotal moment,” said Nic Chin.
“The company’s vision, coupled with its commitment to innovation in financial technology presents incredible opportunities. I look forward to working alongside this exceptional team to accelerate our global scale and deliver on our ambitious growth plans.”
Nic has worked closely with Lachlan in the lead-up to the transition, ensuring a seamless handover as InDebted continues to solidify its market leadership and expand its fintech solutions ecosystem.
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This appointment comes on the back of a strong period of steady revenue growth and global expansion, with recent market entries into Mexico and the UAE, following a Series C funding round in September of 2024.