Zvilo Welcomes Vjosa Kika as Head of Regulatory Legal
- Taulant Asllani
- Apr 30
- 2 min read
Updated: May 5
Zvilo is proud to announce the appointment of Vjosa Kika as our new Head of Regulatory Legal, effective April 14, 2025.

Vjosa brings over a decade of experience in legal and regulatory affairs, with a strong background in financial services and corporate governance. She has held key positions at Raiffeisen Bank, USAID, and in her own commercial legal practice.
In her role, Vjosa will lead Zvilo’s global regulatory and compliance efforts, ensuring we remain aligned with applicable laws and regulations as we continue to scale. She will also support the governance of Zvilo’s subsidiaries, act as Corporate Secretary in local board meetings, and help equip regional teams with robust legal tools to enable sustainable growth.
"Vjosa’s deep legal expertise and familiarity with the financial regulatory landscape will be a great asset to Zvilo as we continue to expand into new markets," said Admir Imami, CEO of Zvilo. "Her appointment reinforces our commitment to strong governance and compliance across all levels of our business."
Vjosa previously supported Zvilo in securing its first regulatory license and in drafting our initial legal frameworks. She holds a Law Degree from the University of Prishtina and a Master of Laws (LL.M.) from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law.
"I’m thrilled to officially join Zvilo at such a pivotal time," said Vjosa Kika. "Zvilo’s vision for inclusive financial services is one I deeply align with, and I look forward to helping build a strong, compliant foundation for the company’s future.
“We’re excited to welcome Vjosa to the Zvilo team and look forward to her impact as we enter this next phase of growth,” concluded Imami.
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About Zvilo
Zvilo was established to offer working capital to underserved SMEs and corporates in emerging markets aiding in local, regional, and global expansion. Zvilo aims to meet borrower needs, deliver impressive investor returns, and reduce the global trade finance gap through its trade finance solutions.