Yes Bank Appoints Harish Sehgal as Interim Chief Vigilance Officer
Yes Bank appointed Harish Sehgal as Interim CVO, effective September 16, 2026. He will continue his role as Head – AML & Principal Officer. Sehgal has extensive experience in AML and risk management.
The appointment of an interim CVO is a standard operational procedure and does not immediately suggest a significant impact on the bank's financial performance or strategic direction.
The announcement is a routine disclosure regarding a change in senior management and does not inherently contain positive or negative financial implications.
Yes Bank Limited has announced the interim appointment of Mr. Harish Sehgal as the Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO) of the Bank, effective September 16, 2026. This appointment follows the resignation of the previous CVO, Mr. Binu Soman.
Mr. Sehgal, who also serves as the Head – AML & Principal Officer of the Bank, will continue to discharge his existing responsibilities in addition to his new role. He will report directly to the Managing Director & CEO and has been designated as a Senior Management Personnel (SMP) of the Bank.
Mr. Sehgal brings extensive experience in the banking industry, with a focus on AML, fraud risk, investigations, sanctions compliance, and regulatory compliance. His profile highlights a proven expertise in designing and strengthening AML frameworks, managing regulatory inspections, and mitigating financial crime risks. Prior to joining Yes Bank, he served as a Vigilance Officer with HDFC Bank and has over 15 years of experience within Yes Bank, holding significant roles in AML and RICU.
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