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Why India’s private sector banks prefer retired civil servants to head their boards

While HDFC Bank plans to appoint Rajiv Kumar as its part-time chairman, two other banks, ICICI and Kotak Mahindra, also have retired IAS officers as their part-time non-executive chairmen.

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Why India’s private sector banks prefer retired civil servants to head their boards

While HDFC Bank plans to appoint Rajiv Kumar as its part-time chairman, two other banks, ICICI and Kotak Mahindra, also have retired IAS officers as their part-time non-executive chairmen.

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HDFC Bank appoints former financial services secretary Rajiv Kumar as new Non-Executive Chairman

HDFC Bank has appointed former IAS officer and ex-Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar as its Part-time (Non-Executive) Chairman. The bank's board approved his appointment as an Additional (Independent) Director for…

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Why India’s private sector banks prefer retired civil servants to head their boards

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Why India’s private sector banks prefer retired civil servants to head their boards

HDFC Bank appoints former financial services secretary Rajiv Kumar as new Non-Executive Chairman

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HDFC Bank appoints former financial services secretary Rajiv Kumar as new Non-Executive Chairman

HDFC Bank board picks up ex-Finance Secretary Rajiv Kumar to steer bank

HDFC Bank board approves former finance secretary Rajiv Kumar as chairman; RBI nod awaited

HDFC Bank board approves former finance secretary Rajiv Kumar as chairman; RBI nod awaited

HDFC Bank shares in focus as lender appoints ex-finance secretary Rajiv Kumar as part-time chairman

Why India’s private sector banks prefer retired civil servants to head their boards