Agrawal came to CoreWeave from Google, where he worked as a vice president of finance, according to Crunchbase. He holds an MBA in finance from Duke University's Fuqua School of Business, and he is based in the San Francisco Bay Area. As CoreWeave's chief financial officer he answers for how the company pays for its growth, which leans on debt raised at the level of individual assets.
Agrawal says a typical five-year contract delivers attractive returns while fully repaying the asset-level debt used to fund it, as The Inference reported in September 2026. SEC filings posted on October 14, 2026, show he sold 22,579 shares for about $1.8 million on October 12 through scheduled sales. The sales cleared at about $80, in the two trading days before CoreWeave stock closed down 15.46% and its 2032 bonds fell below 80 cents.
Sources · written 16 October 2026
