SBI to rope in a consultant to evaluate performance of directors, BFSI News, ET BFSI

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The State Bank of India (SBI) has planned to rope in a consultant for performance evaluation of all the directors on the board of the bank, central board and board level committees.

The consultant would devise parameters for performance evaluation and assess the quality, quantity and timelines of flow of information between management and the board of directors that is necessary for the Central Board, Chairman, Directors (Executive and Non-executive), and Board Level Committees to effectively and reasonably perform their duties, according to a report.

At present, India’s largest bank has 13 Directors on the Central Board and 10 Board Level Committees, including Executive Committee of the Central Board, Audit Committee, Risk Management Committee, and Nomination and Remuneration Committee.

The consultant is required to prepare questionnaires for Central Board, Chairman, Executive Directors (other than Chairman), Non-Executive Directors and Board Level Committees and deploy an online platform to receive feedback, it said.

The parameters that the consultant draws up for performance evaluation will include the aspects suggested by the Nomination & Remuneration Committee of the bank. The consultant will have one to one interaction with the Directors for evaluation and prepare a report on the performance evaluation exercise along with recommendations/views for improvement, it added.



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RBI Central Board reviews bank grievance redress systems

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The Central Board of the Reserve Bank of India on Friday took stock of a nationwide survey among bank customers regarding banks’ grievance redress system and the functioning of ombudsman schemes.

To improve the efficacy of the internal grievance redress mechanism of banks and to provide better customer service, a comprehensive framework has been put in place comprising certain measures, according to RBI.

The measures include enhanced disclosures on customer complaints by the banks and the Reserve Bank, recovering the cost of complaints’ redress from banks when maintainable complaints are higher than their peer-group averages. intensive review of grievance redress mechanism, and supervisory/regulatory actions against banks that fail to improve their redress mechanism in a time bound manner.

Integrated ombudsman

The Banking Ombudsman Scheme (BOS), launched in 1995, has served as a flagship alternate grievance redress mechanism for the redress of customer complaints against banks received by the Reserve Bank.

Subsequently, the ombudsman scheme for NBFCs and the ombudsman scheme for digital transactions were launched in 2018 and 2019, respectively.

An in-house committee, set up to review the ombudsman framework and suggest measures to improve its efficacy, recommended convergence of the three ombudsman schemes into an integrated “Reserve Bank of India Ombudsman Scheme”, expanding the ambit of this scheme to all regulated entities presently not covered under the existing schemes to provide a single window for grievance redress.

Centralised processing

The committee also recommended setting up of a centralised receipt and processing centre for receipt and initial processing of complaints under the ‘One Nation – One Jurisdiction’ approach, reducing the turnaround time (TAT) for the redress of complaints, and introducing delegation by appointing a deputy ombudsman.

The Board, in its meeting, reviewed the current domestic and global economic situation and challenges. It deliberated on possible measures for addressing the emerging challenges.

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Govt appoints Anil Kumar Sharma on central board of SBI with immediate effect, BFSI News, ET BFSI

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New Delhi, Apr 14 () State Bank of India on Wednesday said the government has nominated Anil Kumar Sharma, the executive director of the RBI, on its board with immediate effect. Citing a Department of Financial Services (DFS) notification dated April 13, 2021, SBI said, “..the central government hereby nominates Anil Kumar Sharma, executive director, Reserve Bank of India as director on the central board of State Bank of India with immediate effect… until further orders, vice Chandan Sinha.”

SBI’s central board of directors comprises a total of 13 members, headed by its chairman Dinesh Kumar Khara, as per its website. KPM MKJ MKJ

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