Global fintech Revolut has appointed Ibrahim Dusi as its chief risk officer (CRO) for Americas.
Ibrahim Dusi, Revolut Americas CRO. Image source: LinkedIn
Dusi will oversee the company’s risk management in North and South America, and will be responsible for building and scaling Revolut’s risk function as it continues to grow its presence in the US (launched in March 2020 and applied for a banking licence the following year), Mexico, and Brazil.
Although Revolut exited Canada last year, the firm indicates it is looking to enter other countries in the region.
Dusi joins Revolut from US-based lender Happy Money, where he spent eight years, most recently as chief risk and revenue officer.
Previously, he had a decade-long tenure at banking heavyweight Capital One in senior leadership roles across its instalment lending, credit card, and retail banking divisions.
Commenting on his appointment, Dusi says: “Revolut is building the world’s first truly global financial super-app, and I’m delighted to have the opportunity to build upon Revolut’s risk and governance function to support users across the Americas.”
