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Avinash Nainani began their work experience in 2006 as a Vice President/Senior Commercial Underwriter in the C&I Division at CIT. Avinash also served as Vice President of Credit & Risk Management at CIT during this time. In 2016, they joined Hitachi Capital America Corp. as Structured Credit and Operations, where they worked until 2018. From 2018 to 2019, Avinash served as Managing Director at Seaport Global Holdings LLC. Currently, they hold the position of Chief Risk Officer (CRO) at Raistone, starting in 2019.
Avinash Nainani began their education journey in 2003 at Pace University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree with a major in Finance. Avinash also completed a BBA in Business Administration with a focus on Finance and Economics from the Lubin School of Business at Pace University.
In 2009, Avinash continued their studies at Baruch College, specializing in Finance. Avinash completed their undergraduate degree in 2013. During the same period, they also pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree at CUNY Baruch's Zicklin School of Business. Avinash'sMBA degree focused on Finance and International Business.
Although it was not specified, Avinash has an additional certification in Kennedy and Moran Credit/Cash Flow Analytics. However, information regarding the institution, month, and year of obtaining this certification was not provided.
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Raistone was born with the vision of equalizing access to working capital and meeting the demand for financing on a global scale. A world-leading fintech collaboratively owned by a full-service broker dealer, $30 billion family office, a $900 billion wealth manager, and an international bank, Raistone enables the financing of billions of dollars intransactions every year. Its best-in-class technology coupled with unparalleled access to institutional capital extends financing to companies of all sizes, fully integrated with the same software platforms they already use. Raistone works to ensure that all businesses have access to their money, on their terms.