Karur Vysya Bank: General Manager Shekhar Ramarajan Resigns
Shri Shekhar Ramarajan, General Manager & Head - Corporate & Institutional Group (CIG) at Karur Vysya Bank, has resigned. His resignation was accepted on April 13, 2026. He is tentatively scheduled to be relieved by July 12, 2026, after serving a three-month notice period.
The bank has indicated that there is sufficient internal leadership to ensure continuity, minimizing the potential impact of this resignation.
The resignation of a senior management personnel is a routine event and does not inherently indicate positive or negative performance for the bank.
Karur Vysya Bank Limited has announced a change in its senior management personnel. Shri Shekhar Ramarajan, General Manager & Head of the Corporate & Institutional Group (CIG), has tendered his resignation from the bank's services on April 13, 2026, due to personal reasons. The resignation has been accepted by the bank.
The bank has stated that sufficient leadership and oversight are available internally within the business portfolio overseen by the Executive Director. This internal capacity ensures continuity in managing the requirements of the Head - CIG role. The disclosures required under SEBI regulations, including the reason for change and the tentative date of relieving, have been provided.
As per the bank's policy, Shri Shekhar Ramarajan's notice period is three months, with a tentative relieving date of July 12, 2026, or an earlier date mutually decided upon. The resignation letter from Shri Shekhar Ramarajan has also been enclosed as per SEBI requirements.
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