TransUnion appoints HSBC’s Madhusudan Kejriwal as new CEO for UK and Europe
TransUnion has named Madhusudan Kejriwal as its new CEO for the UK and Europe, effective 2 January 2025.
Madhusudan Kejriwal, TransUnion’s new regional CEO (Image: TransUnion)
Kejriwal will be taking the reigns from Mark Horsey, who has acted as TransUnion’s interim UK and Europe CEO for the last 12 months.
Horsey is expected to stay in his position until Kejriwal arrives. Following that, he will continue with TransUnion, working in an “advisory capacity” across the company’s international business.
Kejriwal is joining from HSBC, where he has spent over 20 years in various leadership roles. His positions have included group head of cards, loans and partnerships, head of finance for global retail banking, and most recently, group head of cards and personal lending.
Founded in 1968, TransUnion, which acquired Virginia-based identity resolution firm Neustar for $3.1 billion in 2021, is a credit reporting agency that offers credit information and scores to businesses and consumers across more than 30 countries.
Kejriwal is joined by Sharon Naidoo, another recent addition to TransUnion’s European leadership team. Naidoo was appointed regional chief financial officer (CFO) for the UK and Europe in August.
