PayU GPO announced the appointment of Simona Covaliu as chief risk officer.
Earlier, Covaliu has worked at Booking.com as senior risk manager, Uber as chief risk and compliance officer, and Mambu as VP of risk and compliance.
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PayU GPO announced the appointment of Simona Covaliu as chief risk officer.
Earlier, Covaliu has worked at Booking.com as senior risk manager, Uber as chief risk and compliance officer, and Mambu as VP of risk and compliance.
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