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Amrita Divay appointed head of sales for Apex India


15 December 2022 India
Reporter: Lucy Carter

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Apex has named Amrita Divay as head of sales for India. Based in Mumbai, she will report to Aman Bahel, global head of business development.

In this role, Divay will be responsible for the growth of Apex’s local and global offerings with its Indian and international clients.

Divay has almost two decades’ experience in the financial industry, holding positions at firms including HSBC, Deutsche Bank and the State Bank of India. She joins Apex from SWIFT, where she served as head of securities and FX markets for India and South Asia.

The appointment follows Apex’s continual growth in the Indian market, including gaining regulatory approval to operate in Gujarat International Finance Tec-City’s International Finance Centre.

Commenting on her appointment, Divay says: “Apex now employs over 3,000 experts in India, delivering the broadest range of solutions in the industry, underpinned by exceptional client service. It is an exciting time to join Apex’s Indian business and I look forward to supporting the next chapter of organic growth.”

Bahel adds: “We are excited to welcome Amrita to Apex Group and look forward to the important role that she will play in driving the continued expansion of our Indian business.

India continues to be an innovative and adaptable financial services market, and we see significant opportunity for growth. We are well positioned to support the domestic private equity and venture capital sector, and connect the international flow of capital between India and global financial centres.”
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