FinTechVerse - Webinars for the future
UI/UX strategies to build superior credit products
Tuesday, 6 June, 20233:00 PM - 4:00PM

Key Takeaways
- Design-led thinking for financial products
- The link between customer centricity in finance and UI/UX
- Solving for friction in onboarding and application journeys
- The role of UI/UX in fostering financial inclusion
Speaker Panel

Rajat Deshpande,
Co-Founder and CEO, FinBox
Rajat is a Fintech specialist and a startup enthusiast who started FinBox along with his Co-Founders with a mission to lay out digital infrastructure for alternate finance solutions.
Under his leadership, FinBox has built multiple products in the Embedded Finance and Big Data credit analytics spaces. FinBox has enabled over 16 million lending decisions in India and SE Asia.

Nishant Jasapara,
Chief Business Officer, Credit Saison
Nishant is the Chief Business Officer of Credit Saison India. He previously worked at Ola as a Head - Lending. His experience pans across ICICI Bank, Tata Capital, IIFL & Fullerton throughout his 20+ years in the BFSI domain.
He is qualified from the ICAI as a CA. He strongly stands by the belief that our actions tell a much more important and convincing story than our words do.

Jalesh Parekh,
Executive Vice President, YES Bank
Jalesh is an outcome-oriented seasoned leader; disruptive thinker in the Financial Services domain, with over 24 years of diverse experience. He has been instrumental in setting up the Collections portfolio, launching of personal loan business & launching "industry-first" practice of digital re-marketing solutions. This innovative practice has been adopted by banks across the board in India.

Mayank Jain,
Head - Marketing, FinBox
Mayank heads marketing and content at FinBox. He is a fintech enthusiast and has previously worked on content strategy and GTM for various BFSI brands across the world. In his previous role, he was Associate Director of Marketing at Zensciences, where he led end-to-end execution and strategy of marketing for various Fortune 500 companies.