Canara Bank’s Executive Director Matam Venkata Rao appointed as MD & CEO of Central Bank, BFSI News, ET BFSI

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New Delhi: Public-sector lender Canara Bank on Monday said its Executive Director Matam Venkata Rao has been appointed as the new MD & CEO of Central Bank of India. The central government through a gazette notification on February 26, 2021 has appointed Matam Venkata Rao, Executive Director, Canara Bank, as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer in Central Bank of India for a period of three years, Canara Bank said in a regulatory filing.

Rao’s appointment in the Central Bank of India will be effective from the date of assumption of office on or after March 1, 2021, or until further orders, whichever is earlier, said the lender.

“He ceases to be the Executive Director of Canara Bank with effect from March 1, 2021,” Canara Bank said.

In May last year, the Banks Board Bureau had recommended Rao to be the new MD & CEO of Central Bank of India.

Rao’s appointment is in lieu of M D Pallav Mohapatra, who retired as the MD & CEO of Central Bank of India on February 28, 2021.



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RBL Bank MD and CEO sells 14.4 lakh shares of lender

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Private sector lender RBL Bank said its Managing Director and CEO, Vishwavir Ahuja, has sold 14.4 lakh shares of the lender between February 19 and 25 for about ₹35.07 crore..

In a regulatory filing, the bank said this transaction was “as per the pre-clearance taken” by Ahuja.

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According to the extract of intimation by Ahuja to the bank’s Compliance Officer, the sale of shares was to finance the purchase of a family house.

“The sale proceeds shall be utilised primarily to purchase and build a family home and take care of other family commitments. This is a very essential and much delayed imperative for the family’s well-being,” Ahuja said in the intimation, which was included in the bank’s regulatory filing.

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“The sale represents approximately 17 per cent of my and my family’s total holdings and we will continue to retain approximately 70 lakh shares of RBL Bank, almost 70 per cent of my peak holdings since joining the Bank in 2010,” Ahuja further said, adding that the sale of shares is purely for personal and family reasons.

Strong growth prospects

The completion of the property transaction may require him to sell another three per cent to four per cent of his holdings over the next few months, he said.

Ahuja reiterated his commitment to RBL Bank and said the lender has strong growth prospects over the next several years, “especially in areas in which we have significant market share and have chosen to scale up.”

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