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Cardstream Appoints Gurinder Sumra as CFO to Drive Growth

  • UK-based paytech Cardstream has named Gurinder Sumra as its new chief financial officer (CFO).
  • With over 30 years of experience in financial services, Sumra has held leadership roles at FIS, Elavon, VocaLink, and OneVu, bringing extensive expertise in banking and payments.
  • Cardstream, founded in 1999, offers a comprehensive suite of payment services, including transaction monitoring, payment facilitation, and fraud detection, through its Open Payment Network.
  • This platform connects over 400 global acquirers and payment systems across 120+ countries.
  • Sumra aims to accelerate Cardstream’s growth by focusing on new partnerships and exploring mergers and acquisitions.
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