eCapital Names Ambrico President of Commercial Finance Division



eCapital, a technology-enabled provider of financing for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) across North America and the UK, appointed Dan Ambrico as President of its Commercial Finance division.

Ambrico, who brings over 20 years of financial services experience, will lead the division’s expansion efforts, focusing on increasing market reach, optimizing portfolio performance, and delivering tailored financing solutions to meet the evolving needs of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). His background in structured finance, receivables-based lending, and payments automation will be key in driving the division’s growth.

Previously the CEO of LSQ, Ambrico was instrumental in scaling financial platforms to optimize liquidity and cash flow, expertise he now brings to eCapital’s Commercial Finance division.

“SMBs are facing tighter lending criteria and increased market uncertainty, making access to agile, reliable financing more critical than ever,” said Marius Silvasan, CEO of eCapital. “Dan’s expertise, leadership, and ability to align business priorities make him a key driver of future success at eCapital. As President of Commercial Finance, I am confident that Dan will unlock new opportunities, foster innovation, and accelerate our progress toward achieving our long-term goals.”

Under Ambrico’s leadership, eCapital’s Commercial Finance division aims to offer more agile, customized finance solutions to help SMBs navigate cash flow challenges and unlock growth opportunities.


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