IndusInd Bank’s two senior executives resigned from their respective positions to pursue other opportunities, the lender said in a statement on January 2.
The bank’s head of customer management Rana Vikram Anand and head of wealth and para banking Anish Behl have stepped down, the statement said.
Anand will continue at his position until April 1, while Behl’s tenure will end after January 30, the bank said.
Anand, in his resignation letter, said he is stepping down to pursue other opportunities and he is grateful for all the support received from the bank during his tenure.
Behl said he wants to explore new opportunities in the insurance domain.
The two exits add to the series of resignation in the last few weeks.
However, the bank has been active in strengthening its senior management. The lender had appointed Ganesh Sankaran to lead its wholesale banking group on December 8, the Economic Times reported. In addition, Balaji Narayanamurthy was appointed as the chief data officer on December 1. Earlier, Amitabh Kumar Singh was roped in as chief human resources officer, ET said.
The bank's board has faced criticism from investors over shortfalls in oversight and delays in disclosing the accounting lapses in its derivative portfolio, which led to a hit to the bank's accounts.
The lender's stock ended 1.31 percent higher on NSE on January 2 at Rs 901.85.
With agency inputs
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