Bank of Baroda Re-designates Two Key Managerial Personnel
Bank of Baroda re-designated two Key Managerial Personnel, Mr. Negi Ravindra Singh and Mr. Elango Balasuramaniam, effective January 20, 2026. The changes are in nomenclature only, with no alteration to their roles or responsibilities.
The re-designations are purely in nomenclature and do not involve any change in roles, responsibilities, or reporting structure, thus having a minimal impact on the bank.
The announcement concerns a re-designation of existing personnel which is a routine administrative change and does not significantly impact the bank's operations or financial performance.
Bank of Baroda has announced the re-designation of two Key Managerial Personnel (KMPs) within the bank, effective January 20, 2026. Mr. Negi Ravindra Singh, currently CGM and Chief Risk Officer, BCC, Mumbai, has been re-designated as CGM, Group Chief Risk Officer, BCC, Mumbai. Similarly, Mr. Elango Balasuramaniam, serving as CGM and Chief Group Compliance Officer, BCC, Mumbai, has been re-designated as CGM, Group Chief Compliance Officer, BCC, Mumbai.
The bank clarified that these re-designations are purely in nomenclature and do not entail any changes in the incumbents' roles, responsibilities, reporting structure, or scope of duties. This intimation is made for disclosure and compliance purposes as per SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
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