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HDFC Financial institution submits two candidates to RBI for subsequent CEO

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September 13, 2026
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HDFC Financial institution submits two candidates to RBI for subsequent CEO
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HDFC Financial institution‘s board has submitted two candidates to the Reserve Financial institution of India for the function of CEO, the lender stated on Saturday, formally beginning the succession course of for ‌Sashidhar Jagdishan, ⁠who ⁠is because of retire later this 12 months.

The ​financial institution didn’t disclose the names of the ​candidates.

Indian banking guidelines require private-sector banks to acquire prior RBI approval for the appointment of their managing director ⁠and CEO, ‌giving the regulator a key function in vetting senior administration.

Jagdishan, ⁠who has led the financial institution since ​2020, is ready to step down ​on the finish of his second time period in October.

The financial institution additionally moved to bolster its board, reappointing V. Srinivasa Rangan as a whole-time ‌director, a regulatory designation for full-time financial institution administrators, and appointing Chief Credit score ​Officer Jimmy ​Tata to ⁠the board in the identical capability.

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Deputy Managing Director Kaizad Bharucha is already a whole-time ​director.

The financial institution additionally stated it could create a fourth whole-time director place, to be held by the incoming CEO as soon as appointed.

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