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Gaurav Dugar quits SAM to join CredAble as Executive Vice-President & General Counsel

CredAble’s platform hosts over 75 corporate customers, over 1,50,000 small business borrowers and 30+ large financial institutions and banks.

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Former Principal Associate at Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas Gaurav Dugar has joined AI-powered technology platform CredAble as Executive Vice-President & General Counsel.

Dugar is a 2012 graduate of Hidayatullah National Law University (HNLU), Raipur. He has over a decade’s experience as a transactional lawyer, experienced in commercial transactions and general corporate advisory services. Prior to his stint at SAM, he worked with Trilegal.

At CredAble, Dugar will build, develop and lead the legal functions to enhance financial inclusion for India as the largest working capital platform.

On his joining the CredAble team, Dugar said,

“The In-CredAble team at CredAble is looking to build something which is truly amazing. The vision is exceptional, as are the people who have built an annual disbursement book of more than USD 3 billion. They have created stakeholder partnerships that provide financing opportunities to entities who previously did not have access to any formal working capital solutions. Our goal together continues to be to enhance financial inclusion, in line with the RBI’s objectives and policy framework.”

CredAble is India's largest working capital tech platform, enabling more than $3 billion working capital annually. It caters to the working capital requirements of India Inc, which includes large, mid and emerging corporates, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and financial institutions. CredAble’s platform hosts over 75 corporate customers, over 1,50,000 small business borrowers and 30+ large financial institutions and banks.

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