Arya.ag, the Indian grain commerce platform has appointed Priyanka Seth Wadhera as group chief financial officer (GCFO). She moves from Indifi Technologies where she had been playing a similar role since 2021.
A commerce graduate from Sri Ram College of Commerce, Priyanka Seth Wadhera is also a chartered accountant, having passed out from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.
Wadhera spent four years of her initial career journey with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), as an ABAS senior. In June of 2004 she moved to
Citifinancial Consumer Finance India, as assistant vice president-finance, credit & risk, compliance. Six years later, in 2010, she switched to Citibank NA, as assistant vice president-credit policy.
Her next stop was Religare Finvest, where she took on the role of vice president, financial planning and control, in 2011. Three years into this role, she was elevated to senior vice president, financial planning and control. Over two years later, she decided to join Barclays, as vice president-financial controller.
The year 2019 was witness to Wadhera joining Clix Finance India as chief financial officer (CFO).
It was in February of 2021 that she moved to Indifi Technologies, where she had been handling treasury, financial control, business planning & analysis, legal & compliance, investor relations and partnership business.
With over two decades of financial leadership experience across FinTech, NBFCs, and global banking institutions, Priyanka Seth Wadhera is sure to be an asset to Arya.ag as the company tries to strengthen its financial systems to support scalable growth, enhance capital efficiency, and deepen its reach across India’s agricultural value chains.
Wadhera admits, “The opportunity to contribute to a company that sits at the intersection of impact and scale is deeply meaningful. I look forward to working with the team to strengthen financial systems, drive performance, and support long-term value creation.”
Prasanna Rao, co-founder and CEO, Arya.ag, believes, “Her structured approach to finance and experience in building strong teams and systems will be valuable as we scale further.”
