DCB Bank Announces Changes in Senior Management
The change in Chief Internal Auditor and announcement of the successor is unlikely to have a significant impact on the company's operations or financial performance.
The announcement primarily concerns a change in senior management personnel due to resignation and succession, which is a neutral event.
* Ms. Anuradha T.P., Chief Internal Auditor, has resigned to pursue full-time education outside India, with her last working day being September 16, 2025. * Mr. Krishna Ramasankaran, currently Deputy CIA, has been identified as her successor. * The Board of Directors has approved the updated list of Senior Management Personnel (SMP). * The list of Senior Management Personnel includes: * Mr. Praveen Kutty (Managing Director & CEO) * Mr. Krishan Sridhar Seshadri (Whole Time Director (Executive Director)) * Mr. Ravi Kumar Vadlamani (Chief Financial Officer) * Ms. Rubi Chaturvedi (Company Secretary) * Mr. Abhijit Bose (Chief Credit Officer) * Mr. Manoj Joshi (Chief Compliance Officer) * Mr. Ajit Kumar Singh (Head - Treasury, FIG And Chief Investor Relationship Officer) * Ms. Anuradha T.P. (Chief Internal Auditor) * Mr. Krishna Ramasankaran (Designate - Chief Internal Auditor) * Mr. Mahesh Kutty (Chief Risk Officer) * Ms. Ashu Sawhney (Head - Human Resources) * Mr. J. K. Vishwanath (Head - Corporate and SME Banking & Construction Finance) * Mr. Narendranath Mishra (Head - Retail & Agri Loans) * Mr. Damodar Agarwal (Head - Strategic Initiatives and Alternate Channels) * Mr. Pankaj Sood (Head - Branch Banking) * Mr. Kamala Kant Pandey (Head - Gold Loans and Trade Finance) * Ms. Meghana Rao (Chief Operating Officer - Branch Trade & Treasury Operations) * Mr. Ajay Mathur (Head - Collections & Commercial Vehicles) * Mr. Gaurav Mehta (Head - Marketing, Public Relations, Corporate Communications and CSR) * Mr. Murali Manduva Rao (Chief Technology Officer)
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