On CEO selection, RBI and private banks do not see eye to eye

The regulator is pushing for incumbents to be replaced with candidates from outside (and shorter tenures), while the banks continue to set store by continuity and stability.

20 June, 202411 min
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On CEO selection, RBI and private banks do not see eye to eye

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