• Razorpay, the leading full-stack financial services company, today announced the appointment of its Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Arpit Chug.
Bangalore, India, December 23, 2019 : The former American Express India CFO, Arpit Chug will be responsible for scaling up Razorpay’s Lending arm – Razorpay Capital, and the recent addition of Corporate Credit Cards to its neo-banking platform, RazorpayX. He will also play an important role in growing Razorpay’s core payments business and assist in launching new business verticals.
In the last two decades, Arpit has been expanding and managing large teams across geographies of Asia, Europe and the USA. During his seventeen year stint with American Express, Arpit spearheaded finance teams across several verticals including Merchant Acquisition, Consumer Cards and Corporate Cards. He comes with a first-hand experience in building new products and scaling businesses.
Welcoming Arpit aboard, Harshil Mathur, CEO & Co-founder of Razorpay said, “With a continuous focus on making payments and banking more transformational and impactful for businesses, Arpit’s timing of joining us with his demonstrated skills of growing businesses is perfect.”
He added, “Arpit brings tremendous depth and breadth of finance expertise, operational leadership, and a strategic understanding of software and technology-driven growth businesses. Given how the new verticals, RazorpayX and Capital have been making a dent, Arpit will be actively involved in recognising new opportunities and solving for new age banking problems, ahead of time. With minds like Arpit in our team, we now have a full leadership team on board to introduce new growth initiatives.”
Arpit Chug, Chief Financial Officer, Razorpay said, “Having been in financial services since my start, I think the sector is at its exciting best. Razorpay has had a significant role to play in the booming of this space. The team’s story of continuous innovation and disruption is commendable and it is currently one of the most looked upon FinTech companies. I am excited to be part of an organisation which has demonstrated such ambition and advancement in delivering value around payments and banking, and I look forward to some of the milestones we can achieve together.”
In October this year, the company hired Rahul Kothari, former CBO at PayU’s Enterprise Payments, as its Chief Business Officer and former Mastercard Vice President, Amitabh Tewary as its Chief Innovation Officer.
