Fintech firm PayMe India has appointed Harish Dhadhich as vice chairman, strategic alliance. The firm has additionally introduced Nitin Sharma as head of mortgage operations. Together, they are going to be working with PayMe India’s founder and CEO Mahesh Shukla, with an purpose to attain tenfold development within the upcoming monetary yr, the corporate mentioned in an announcement.
“Both of them are seasoned professionals of the fintech industry, and their addition to our management team will ensure further progress of PayMe India. With this appointment, we look forward to bring PayMe India to greater heights and aim to achieve our vision of spreading “financial happiness” within the nation,” Shukla mentioned.
Dhadich joins PayMe India, with near twenty years of expertise within the banking and funds trade. He has beforehand labored with organisations corresponding to American Express, Pine Labs, PayU Payments and Paytm. In his varied roles, he has efficiently pushed product adaptability out there and scaled the enterprise by means of strategic partnerships. With his lengthy expertise within the trade, Dhadich can be instrumental in constructing and managing partnerships for creating enterprise of PayMe India, the corporate mentioned.
Sharma comes with over a decade of expertise in managing operations, credit score and collections for corporations corresponding to Canon, Home Credit, Medbay India, and RXCS. He comes with the expertise of engaged on working infrastructures, LOS, LMS. He has additionally designed operations, underwriting, collections technique and compliant contact insurance policies for his earlier organisations. In his new function, Sharma will supervise the mortgage operations workforce and can be answerable for scaling the mortgage disbursement infrastructure, to make sure PayMe India’s imaginative and prescient of selling monetary inclusion within the nation.
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Source: www.financialexpress.com”