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Kotak Bank names Paritosh Kashyap as ED; Dy MD Ekambaram to retireKotak Mahindra Bank has announced the appointment of Paritosh Kashyap as Executive Director, effective November 1, succeeding Shanti Ekamba...- Sebi constitutes high-level committee to review conflict of interest provisions for officials, membersMarket regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has constituted a high-level committee to comprehensively review of the prov...
- Kotak Mahindra Bank shares rally as management rejig reduces attrition riskAnalysts say the rejigs in top management largely just increase the coverage of responsibilities of existing senior management personnel.
- Who are the key contenders to fill the big boots of billionaire banker Uday Kotak?Uday Kotak, the billionaire banker and founder of Kotak Mahindra Bank announced that he will step down as the bank's Managing Director and ...
- League of legends: Indian bankers who created investor wealthKotak along with Deepak Parekh, Aditya Puri, and KV Kamath played a pivotal role in development of these financial giants including Kotak M...
- How RBI norms led to Uday Kotak's farewell from the board after a four-decade long journeyUday Kotak, the founder of Kotak Mahindra Bank, has stepped down as the bank's Managing Director and CEO with immediate effect. Kotak, who ...
- As Uday Kotak vacates the corner office at Kotak Mahindra Bank, RBI plays hardball on successor nodIn a handwritten letter, accessed by TOI, addressed to the bank's chairman, Prakash Apte, Uday Kotak stated, "I have mulled over this decis...
- Uday Kotak resigns as MD & CEO of Kotak Mahindra Bank, four months ahead of retirementUday Kotak on Saturday resigned as the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of private lender Kotak Mahindra Bank, the company sai...
- Time to hang boots? Uday Kotak sees himself in non-executive role at Kotak Bank soon“An investor who invested Rs 10,000 with us in 1985 would be worth Rs 300 crore today,” says Uday Kotak said. He believes that a virtuous c...
- Uday Kotak's XXXL shoes: The big change at Kotak Mahindra BankUday Kotak, the man behind India's third-largest private bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, will step down as CEO and MD at the end of this year du...
- Buy Kotak Mahindra Bank, target price Rs 2180: Emkay GlobalKotak Mahindra Bank Ltd., incorporated in the year 1985, is a banking company (having a market cap of Rs 385371.70 Crore).
- After Axis and HDFC Bank, will Kotak Mahindra go the M&A way?Kotak Mahindra Bank has total assets of ₹4.79 lakh crore while its market capitalisation is nearly ₹3.6 lakh crore, making it the fourth mo...
- Evergrande China’s Lehman moment: Uday Kotak“Evergrande seems like China’s Lehman moment. Reminds us of IL&FS,” Kotak said in a tweet on microblogging website Twitter.
- RBI caps bank CEO tenure at 15 yearsThe central bank, in its latest corporate governance norms, also said that no one can be a non-executive director either beyond age 75. The...
- Blow to Uday Kotak as RBI caps tenure of bank founders, CEOs“While examining the matter of re-appointment of such MD&CEOs or WTDs within the 12-15 years period, the level of progress and adherence to...
- PM Narendra Modi to meet officials of top global SWFs, PFsModi will chair the Virtual Global Investor Roundtable (VGIR) that will also see participation from domestic industry.
- Billionaire Uday Kotak hardest hit by India’s plan to cap CEO tenuresThe RBI has proposed a 10-year limit on bank founders remaining in the roles of CEO.
- ING Vysya-Kotak Mahindra Bank merger: Integration could be a big challengeStaff union at ING Vysya have already set out demands for the future management, including retirement benefits and are meeting them on Tues...
- SBI rewards top performers with overseas trainingWith some new banks expected to enter the space in about a year or so, the competition for talent is sure to get tougher.
- Private bank honchos like Uday Kotak, Aditya Puri, Shikha Sharma, Chanda Kochhar rake in big money in contrast to PSU counterpartsExecs at state-run banks remained under-paid, earning a fraction of what their pvt sector colleagues took home.
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