Damier Xandrine said she was drawn to the mission of Tala, which through an app offers microloans globally of between $10 and $500.
July 18, 2024 at 01:28 PM
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Tala—a fintech startup with the ambitious goal of serving the 4 billion people worldwide who are underserved by traditional financial services providers—has hired former Wells Fargo legal executive Damier Xandrine as chief legal officer.
Xandrine was with Wells Fargo from 2003 to 2016, rising to senior vice president. After that, she was associate general counsel for Silicon Valley Bank, deputy general counsel of banking startup Marqeta and chief legal officer of banking startup KOHO.
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Damier Xandrine rose to senior vice president of Wells Fargo before taking legal leadership roles at a string of fintechs, the latest being Tala. (Courtesy photo)
