Central Bank of India Announces Retirement of Executive Director Vivek Wahi
The cessation of an Executive Director due to superannuation is a standard process, and such changes are typically planned well in advance, minimizing significant operational or strategic impact.
The announcement concerns the retirement of an Executive Director due to superannuation, which is a routine and planned personnel change.
Central Bank of India announced a change in the composition of its Board of Directors. Shri Vivek Wahi ceased to be an Executive Director of the Bank. His cessation is effective from the close of working hours on 30th September 2025. This change occurred upon his attaining superannuation.
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