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Bureau strengthens its leadership with the appointment of Preekshit Gupta as Regional Vice President of the APAC & MEA region

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 Bureau, has appointed Preekshit Gupta as Regional Vice President for APAC and MEA. With his appointment, Bureau aims to strengthen its presence in India and expand its reach across international markets. Preekshit brings over 20 years of experience in the identity, fraud, and compliance space across various organisations. Before Bureau, Preekshit was responsible for leading Product and Go-to-market strategy for fraud, identity, and digital onboarding vertical at Transunion CIBIL. Previously, Preekshit has served in regional leadership positions at FIS, RSA Security, and Smokescreen Technologies.

Bureau’s Founder and CEO Ranjan R Reddy said, “Preekshit’s deep industry experience, and impressive track record, will help Bureau solve the identity verification and fraud challenges that are surging in India and other emerging markets today. He shares a common vision to make cyberspace more secure and equitable by effectively enabling trusted online verifications and transactions.”

Preekshit Gupta, Regional Vice President of APAC & MEA region, said, “I’m honoured and excited to be a part of this ambitious team at Bureau. At a time when consumers and businesses are increasingly transacting in a digital environment, a reliable basis for online trust has never been in greater demand. With Bureau’s impressive business momentum and innovative solutions, we are well poised to accelerate digital transformation and deliver growth without fear of risk for our customers.”

Bureau provides enterprise-grade digital identity verification and fraud prevention solutions to digital and regulated institutions.

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