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PNB Housing Finance onboards top tech leader Anubhav Rajput as new Chief Technology Officer

In his new role, Rajput will head the core technology operations, platforms, applications, new digital initiatives, cloud, analytics, and IT operating models.

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In a move to fast-track the new technology adoption across branches, PNB Housing Finance has announced to onboard top techie Anubhav Rajput as the new Chief Technology Officer.

According to PNB Housing Finance, Rajput with over 22 years of experience in designing technology has led enterprises and scaled up operations while achieving a competitive edge by adopting a tech-driven approach.

“As a key member of PNB Housing’s leadership team, Rajput will lead the company’s technology and digital transformation mandate,” PNB Housing Finance said.

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In his new role, Rajput will head the core technology operations, platforms, applications, new digital initiatives, cloud, and IT operating models, thereby ensuring PNB Housing is adopting contemporary technology paradigms.

Rajput will also be responsible for strengthening the ecosystem and creating a sustainable roadmap for business growth, the statement noted.

“We are delighted to welcome Anubhav to PNB Housing Finance family as he brings with him over two decades of experience in the digital and technology domain. His track record of designing and developing innovative technology systems will add tremendous value to our business and to our stakeholders. We look forward to his significant contribution to the growth of our product offerings and future digital initiatives,” Hardayal Prasad, MD & CEO, PNB Housing Finance, said.

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While commenting on his appointment, Anubhav Rajput, the new Chief Technology Officer, PNB Housing Finance, said, “I am excited to join the leadership team of PNB Housing Finance and drive its technology vertical to new heights. I look forward to stepping into my role and unlocking new capabilities that create business opportunities for the company and deliver the highest quality experiences for the customers.”

In the past Rajput has worked as Chief Information Officer at Cholamandalam MS General Insurance Company. Here Rajput led the IT and digital operations. He has extensive experience in leading organisations through their digital journey and creating value for business enterprises.

Rajput has also worked as the Head of IT at Niva Bupa Health Insurance and was also associated with companies like India, Communications, and AT&T (Lucent), the statement said.

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