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India low-cost carrier IndiGo has appointed Jiten Chopra as its new chief financial officer, following the resignation of Aditya Pande.
The company made the announcement of the CFO change in a stock exchange filing.
Source: IndiGo
An IndiGo Airbus A320.
“[Chopra] joined the Company as Head of Governance, Risk and Compliance in February 2020,” says IndiGo. “In this role he works closely with several senior leaders of IndiGo as well as Board Committees such as the Audit Committee and the Risk Management Committee.”
According to his LinkedIn profile, Chopra worked at accounting firm BSR & Co for nearly 25 years.
Low-cost airline IndiGo on Tuesday appointed Jiten Chopra as its chief financial officer (CFO), effective February 21, 2021, and will succeed Aditya Pande, who is leaving the company to pursue other interests. Chopra will report to IndiGo s whole-time director and CEO Ronojoy Dutta. He joined the airline in February 2020 as head of governance, risk, and compliance. Prior to joining IndiGo, he spent 25 years working at BSR & Co (KPMG) in audit and risk management, business development, operations, and transaction services. Dear Reader,
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