TransUnion CIBIL appoints Bhavesh Jain as MD & CEO


TransUnion CIBIL which is into insights and information has appointed Bhavesh Jain as managing director and CEO. 

He will replace Rajesh Kumar, who recently resigned after five years.

Mr. Jain has been promoted to managing director and CEO’s post from the position of chief revenue officer in the company. 

He had previously worked at Thomson Reuters, Citi and Kone.

“Bhavesh is an accomplished leader with a passion for helping India’s economy continue to grow. He is focused on TransUnion CIBIL’s vital role in driving sustainable access to credit for millions of people and commercial entities to advance financial inclusion and ease of doing business,” said Todd Skinner, president, TransUnion International.



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