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Pagaya Appoints Two New C-Suite Leaders, Establishing Company as Top Destination for Innovative Talent

  • The Company Adds Ex-Apple, Ex-Goldman Sachs Executive Tami Rosen as Chief People Officer, and Citadel Deputy Treasurer, Ex-Goldman Sachs Executive Michael Kurlander as Chief Financial Officer

Pagaya, a global, data-driven financial technology company reshaping the future of finance, announced the appointments of Tami Rosen as Chief People Officer and Michael Kurlander as Chief Financial Officer. The hires are a key next step in the company’s recent growth, as Pagaya continues to bring on talent and execute its mission of using technology to reshape the world’s lending marketplaces. Today’s news follows its announcement last month, celebrating the expansion of its PAID Shelf with $900 million in pre-funded consumer credit, making the deal the largest-ever consumer loan ABS marketplace transaction.

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“With this immense demand, we have entered a new period of hypergrowth at Pagaya, and having leaders like Tami and Michael join our C-Suite will help us scale and continue innovating.”

“Our powerful technology unlocks immense value to lending partners. Pagaya’s AI and deep insights ultimately benefit consumers,” said Gal Krubiner, Pagaya’s co-founder and CEO. “With this immense demand, we have entered a new period of hypergrowth at Pagaya, and having leaders like Tami and Michael join our C-Suite will help us scale and continue innovating.”

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As its first Chief People Officer, Pagaya welcomes Tami Rosen. She is recognized as a thought leader and someone who is disrupting the HR field with an agile and people-centric approach. As an accomplished business leader, Rosen has expertise at startups and Fortune 100 companies alike, such as Atlassian, Luminar Technologies, Goldman Sachs and Apple. Armed with one of the most unique and diversified backgrounds, Rosen will help build Pagaya’s global people function, scale the business, evolve its culture, continue to attract top talent and enhance the global employee experience.

“I am inspired by Pagaya’s bold mission to enable better decision-making and access for consumers powered by its industry-leading technology and strategic business approach,” said Pagaya CPO Tami Rosen. “People are at the forefront of everything we do at Pagaya, and creating an integrated people strategy is critical to our long-term success. We have a unique opportunity to strengthen our culture and to motivate our teams to do their best work as we rapidly scale.”

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Joining Rosen in the C-Suite will also be financial services veteran Michael Kurlander. He joins Pagaya with over 20 years experience in the industry, first at Goldman Sachs where he held leadership roles across Corporate Treasury, Operations, and GS Bank, and most recently at Citadel as Deputy Treasurer. In his role at Citadel, Kurlander was successful in developing innovative risk management financial modeling, and capital markets functions.

“I am incredibly excited about Pagaya’s cutting-edge technology and incredible team of engineers and data scientists who have enabled the firm’s success,” said incoming Pagaya CFO Michael Kurlander. “I look forward to joining Gal and the leadership team at this critical time for Pagaya.”

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