Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, August 2025 – Priya Ranjit has been appointed as the Chief Operating Officer at FIDC India, where she will play a pivotal role in strengthening operational excellence, financial strategy, and stakeholder engagement for the country’s leading representative body of NBFCs.
Most recently, Priya served as CFO & COO at DSP Finance Private Limited for over a year, where she led strategic finance and operational transformation, driving business performance and governance standards. Prior to that, she was the Chief Operating and Finance Officer at Standard Chartered Capital Limited, where she spent over four years managing core finance, corporate governance, investor relations, and strategic planning.
Earlier, Priya spent more than 13 years with Standard Chartered Bank, holding progressive leadership roles including Head – Performance and Expense Management, Interim Head of Business Finance for Corporate and Commercial Bank Segments, and Senior Manager supporting Corporate Finance, Global Markets, and lending divisions. Her tenure was marked by delivering financial insights that enabled strategic decision-making for business growth and operational efficiency.
Priya began her career with PwC, where she worked for nearly four years across New York and Mumbai, before moving into banking. She also founded MantraSpark and Sethu4Leaders in 2025, advisory platforms focused on leadership, transformation, and CXO-level mentoring, showcasing her entrepreneurial acumen alongside her corporate leadership.
About FIDC India
The Finance Industry Development Council (FIDC) is the representative body of Asset and Loan Financing NBFCs registered with the Reserve Bank of India. Established 16 years ago, FIDC has become the recognized face of the NBFC sector, engaging regularly with the RBI and Government of India on critical policy matters, pre-budget consultations, and industry advocacy. With a membership spanning large, medium, and small NBFCs, FIDC plays a crucial role in shaping the policy landscape and supporting the sustainable growth of India’s non-banking financial ecosystem.
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