Revolut
Revolut has appointed its Chief Banking Officer, Sid Jajodia, as an Executive Director on its Group Board, subject to regulatory approvals.
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Signal details
- Reported
- August 4, 2026
- Source
- financialit.net
From the coverage · financialit.net
Revolut, the global fintech with more than 75 million customers worldwide, today announces the appointment of Sid Jajodia, its Chief Banking Officer, as an Executive Director on the Board of Revolut Group Holdings Ltd, subject to regulatory approvals. The appointment reflects the growing scale of Revolut's global banking operations, which Sid has overseen since joining the company in 2021. In the past year alone, Revolut launched its fully licensed UK bank following approval from the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), began full banking operations in Mexico and Australia - its first banking operations outside Europe - and applied for a national bank charter in the United States.
Revolut also operates across the entire European Economic Area under its European banking licence. Sid brings more than two decades of experience across retail and commercial lending and regulation. He was previously CEO of Credit at PayU, spent four years at LendingClub as Chief Investment Officer and VP of Risk Management, and earlier spent 12 years at Capital One, latterly as SVP and Head of SME Lending.
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