RBI Appoints Retired CGM Singh to Bandhan Bank Board
By Rediff Money Desk, Mumbai Jun 24, 2024 23:45
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has appointed A K Singh, a retired chief general manager, as an additional director on the board of Bandhan Bank for one year. This appointment comes ahead of the retirement of Bandhan Bank's founder and chairman, C S Ghosh.
Mumbai, Jun 24 (PTI) The Reserve Bank on Monday appointed A K Singh as an additional director on the board of Bandhan Bank.
The appointment of Singh, a career central banker who retired as chief general manager of RBI, is for one year, the Kolkata-headquartered lender said in a regulatory filing.
Bandhan Bank, however, did not specify the factors which have necessitated Singh's appointment. There are not too many instances of such actions by the central bank.
A recent precedent would include appointing a serving RBI official on the board of private sector lender RBL Bank, following reports of certain concerns in the running of the bank.
It may be noted that the development comes ahead of Bandhan Bank's founder and chairman C S Ghosh's retirement from the bank on July 9.
The microlender turned bank is grappling with a high proportion of stressed advances and has been wanting to reduce the share of unsecured loans in the overall pie.
The Bandhan Bank scrip closed 0.67 per cent down at Rs 207.75 a piece on the BSE on Monday, as against gains of 0.17 per cent on the benchmark.
The appointment of Singh, a career central banker who retired as chief general manager of RBI, is for one year, the Kolkata-headquartered lender said in a regulatory filing.
Bandhan Bank, however, did not specify the factors which have necessitated Singh's appointment. There are not too many instances of such actions by the central bank.
A recent precedent would include appointing a serving RBI official on the board of private sector lender RBL Bank, following reports of certain concerns in the running of the bank.
It may be noted that the development comes ahead of Bandhan Bank's founder and chairman C S Ghosh's retirement from the bank on July 9.
The microlender turned bank is grappling with a high proportion of stressed advances and has been wanting to reduce the share of unsecured loans in the overall pie.
The Bandhan Bank scrip closed 0.67 per cent down at Rs 207.75 a piece on the BSE on Monday, as against gains of 0.17 per cent on the benchmark.
Source: PTI
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