SBFC Finance Board Approves ESOP, Notes Resignations & Appoints Chief Credit Officer
SBFC Finance approves ESOP 2025-I for 1.21 crore options, notes the resignation of Head-Internal Audit & Head-Credit, and appoints Sreenivas Mylavarapu as Chief Credit Officer, all effective November 1, 2025.
Changes in key management personnel and the introduction of an ESOP can have a moderate impact on the company's operations and employee morale.
The announcement contains both positive (ESOP approval, new appointment) and negative (resignations) aspects, resulting in a neutral sentiment.
* Approved 'SBFC Stock Option Policy 2025 – I' for 1,21,00,000 employee stock options, pending shareholder approval via postal ballot. * Mr. Shanesh Jain, Head – Internal Audit, resigned effective 1st November, 2025, due to relocation to UAE. * Mr. Viney Vaid, Head – Credit, resigned effective 1st November, 2025, due to personal reasons. * Mr. Sreenivas Mylavarapu appointed as Chief Credit Officer effective 1st November, 2025; he has 29 years of experience.
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