InCred Group onboarded Suchitra Subramanian as head of trading and risk management. The company has appointed Philipp Orgler as head of product development in its structured products business.  

InCred Capital has been an issuer of structured products such as market-linked debentures (MLDs) that allow investors to diversify their portfolios by investing in a variety of assets and strategies while managing the downside risk much better than traditional instruments. MLDs have gained popularity as an attractive alternative to pure equity or pure debt exposure for wealth management clients.   

Suchitra Subramanian has over 17 years of experience in finance spanning trading, structuring, and advisory roles, across buy-side and sell-side businesses. In her most recent role, she was with HSBC Global Private Bank as a senior specialist managing the structured products business in South-East Asia, which involved advising clients with customised, cross-asset structured product solutions for their investment needs. Previously she spent over 10 years in Barclays London where she was a senior trader in charge of managing the structured products trading business as well as trading and risk management of Barclays custom quantitative investment strategies. Prior to that, she worked at the Singapore Exchange where she was the head of product development in the equity derivatives business. She is an IIM Ahmedabad alumna. 

Philipp Orgler has over 25 years of experience in Financial Services across Deutsche Bank, Barclays Capital, Mizuho Securities, and Rokos Capital Capital, he was managing director and head of the structuring business based in Tokyo. At Mizuho, he ran the global structured notes business and at Deutsche Bank, London he was the director of the interest rate structuring team. 

The group is led by its founder, Bhupinder Singh, and is backed by prominent investors such as KKR, TRS, ADIA, INVESTCORP, OAKS, Moore Capital, Ranjan Pai, and Gaurav Dalmia among others. The group enjoys a prominent position in the retail lending business through its flagship tech-led NBFC, InCred Finance.