TransUnion appoints new CEO for UK and Europe

25th October 2024

Global information and insights company, TransUnion has announced the appointment of Madhusudan ‘Madhu’ Kejriwal as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for UK and Europe.

Kejriwal will officially join TransUnion in January 2025. The appointment is subject to the required regulatory approvals.

Kejriwal started his career with Capital One in Fraud & Credit Risk and was subsequently with HSBC for 20 years working in a series of leadership roles, including EVP, Head of Consumer Products, Propositions & Analytics for HSBC Mexico and MD, Group & UK Head of Cards and Personal Loans for HSBC. During his tenure at HSBC he helped steer the organisation through some of its biggest challenges across different markets. Kejriwal holds a bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Economics and did his MBA in Finance at the Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Bangalore.

Having led TransUnion’s European business as interim UK and Europe CEO for the last 12 months, Mark Horsey will remain in post until Kejriwal’s arrival. He will then remain with TransUnion, working in an advisory capacity across the organisation’s international business, including Europe – ensuring an orderly handover and that the business retains Horsey’s extensive talent and experience.

Todd Skinner, International President of TransUnion said “Madhu is an exceptional talent and brings with him a wealth of experience and expertise. He is a widely recognised industry expert in banking and payments, so we’re delighted to welcome his leadership to our UK-led operations. As a previous user of TransUnion services, he is ideally positioned to lead the delivery of the wider global TransUnion solution set to benefit our clients and the consumers we serve, delivering on our mission of Information for Good. Given his background of strategic leadership and extensive experience in managing large and diverse teams, Madhu will be a great asset to TransUnion and we’re delighted to confirm his appointment as CEO for UK and Europe.”