Rupyy appoints Vineet Tripathi as Chief Business Officer
In his new role, Vineet will oversee the business growth and expansion plans at Rupyy.
Rupyy, a lending fintech platform and a part of CarDekho Group, has named Vineet Tripathi as its Chief Business Officer (CBO). In his new role, Vineet will be responsible for driving business growth and expansion initiatives at Rupyy.
With over two decades of experience in retail finance, Vineet brings a wealth of expertise garnered from his tenure with prominent banks, insurance companies, and NBFCs. Before joining Rupyy, he served as the Chief Business Officer at Poonawalla and held leadership roles at institutions such as Bandhan Bank, Tata Capital, Kotak Mahindra Bank, GE Money, and Birla Sun Life Insurance. His career spans across various regions in India, where he spearheaded the launch of multiple business lines focused on both secured and unsecured lending, Rupyy shared in a statement.
Commenting on the appointment, Namit Jain, CEO & Co-Founder of Rupyy by CarDekho Group, expressed, “With his extensive experience in diverse retail finance products and proven track record, Vineet is poised to drive our strategic expansion efforts. His expertise will play a pivotal role as we aim to diversify our product portfolio horizontally across multiple categories, reaffirming Rupyy's commitment to offering innovative and accessible financial solutions across India.”
Vineet, in response to his appointment, shared, “I am aligned with Rupyy's values of customer-centricity, innovation, and excellence, and I look forward to collaborating with the exceptional leadership team to propel the company to new heights and deliver a superior lending experience to millions of underserved Indians.”
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