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Indian conglomerate Tata group-owned Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has appointed David Betteley as director for financial services. - JLR sales zoom 33% in December - Tatas woke up Britain: UK Minister - Tata Motors erases gains, ends down 1% - Dragon country enthrals Indian auto makers - Tata Motors global sales zoom 62% in Nov - Tata to reduce jobs at JLR sales companies Earlier, Betteley was vice-president for financial services in the UK, Europe and Africa, with Japanese auto maker Toyota. "In his new role, David (Betteley), who is the current chairman of the Finance and Leasing Association in the UK, will direct Jaguar and Land Rover financial service activities worldwide," JLR said in a statement. Betteley would report to Mike Wright who is the director of customer services at JLR. "Offering optimum financial services opportunities has never been more important, particularly in the premium vehicle segments and I am looking forward to delivering new levels of excellence for JLR customers," Betteley said. Sales of JLR rose 33 per cent in December 2009. "Having someone of David"s expertise and knowledge joining JLR is a reflection of our determination to provide the highest standards in every area of our business," Wright said.


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