Kuflink Group appoints NED

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Kuflink Group has appointed Nayan V. Kisnadwala to its board of directors as an independent non-executive director.

Kisnadwala has over three decades of global financial services experience with companies such as Citibank, American Express, Barclays, First Data and RBS.

He has been a strategic CFO for large and small businesses, and a specialist on transforming financial service businesses around the globe. Most recently, he was the Group CFO for Premium Credit where he led the creation and execution of the Value Creation Plan after acquisition of the company by a PE firm. Prior to PCL, he was the global CFO of Barclaycard.

Bal Thind, chairman of Kuflink Group, said: “I am delighted to have Nayan on the board – Kuflink is growing quickly and his insight and experience will be invaluable during these exciting times.”

Kisnadwala added: “I am very pleased to join the team. Kuflink has an innovative platform, strong management team and a passion for providing finance to consumers and SMEs. Their FCA authorisation and consumer-centric culture serve as a great foundation for solid, sustainable growth.”

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