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IBSFINtech Appoints Ex-Citibank MD, Rahul Arora as Global Head for Business Development

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| September 3, 2026 12:29:42 PM IST
BusinessWire India

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], September 3: IBSFINtech, a global TreasuryTech leader, has appointed Rahul Arora as Global Head for Business Development to scale its enterprise treasury and financial risk management footprint worldwide.

Rahul brings over 25 years of premier leadership across corporate treasury, financial markets, and technology-led risk management. Transitioning from Citibanks Global Markets senior leadership team, he previously steered the banks largest global Corporate FX Sales franchise. During his tenure, he secured sustained market dominance by driving product innovation, cementing strategic partnerships, and delivering advanced risk advisory.

Operating decisively at the intersection of treasury and technology, Rahul has architected major digital initiatives across APAC. His orchestration of the bank's integrated global Trade and FX solution is expected to fundamentally transform treasury productivity and operational agility for enterprise clients. Having directed cross-border teams throughout India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Taiwan, he brings immediate operational depth to IBSFINtechs accelerating global expansion.

As a trusted advisor to C-suite executives across multinationals, large enterprises, and high-growth fintechs, Rahul possesses an exacting understanding of complex treasury mandates. He delivers unmatched expertise in financial risk advisory, underscored by his successful execution of large M&A and project finance transactions across various Asset Classes

CM Grover, Promoter & CEO, IBSFINtech, said: Rahul embodies the future of enterprise treasurya rare convergence of deep domain expertise, technological fluency, and advanced financial risk management. His extensive experience across global markets gives him an unparalleled vantage point on both immediate corporate needs and long-term industry shifts. We are thrilled to welcome him aboard as we aggressively scale IBSFINtechs footprint worldwide.

Rahul Arora, Global Head Business Development, IBSFINtech, said: Technology is no longer just an enabler for treasury; it is the definitive driver of how global organizations navigate liquidity and mitigate complex financial risks. IBSFINtech stands at the forefront of this evolution, providing a powerful platform that bridges domain authority with technological innovation. I look forward to spearheading our next phase of growth and empowering our clients worldwide to master this dynamic landscape.

As IBSFINtech scales its global footprint, it continues to strengthen its delivery and sales functions onboarding seasoned industry leaders and domain experts to deepen capabilities and power a connected treasury ecosystem for enterprises worldwide.

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