Cryptocurrency exchange ZebPay appoints Tarun Jain as CFO, BFSI News, ET BFSI

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Crypto asset exchange company ZebPay has appointed Tarun Jain as its group chief financial officer (CFO). He will be responsible for shaping the strategic and long-term financial direction of the company.

Previously, Jain served as the CFO for Lithium Urban Technologies. He has also worked with companies like Zoomcar, Herman Miller, and Warner Bros. At ZebPay he is expected to work closely with the leadership team to drive the company’s financial and development strategy

Jain said in the company release, “I’m looking forward to supporting the development of ZebPay’s business and its suite of industry-first products for crypto investors in India. ZebPay is on a path to becoming the foremost crypto player in India and I’m glad to be leading the financial and strategic direction.”

Jain possesses expertise in financial management, investor relations, fundraising, strategic planning, commercial negotiation, and risk management. . Along with business planning, he will also be responsible for the company’s budgeting, forecasting, and leading strategic business negotiations.



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SBI expects uptick in capacity utilisation; steel and Iron to contribute more, BFSI News, ET BFSI

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SBI Chairman Dinesh Kumar Khara sees significant improvement in India Inc’s capacity utilisation by the next quarter saying that major additions are expected in sectors like iron, steel, oil and metals.

“There is a clear availability of demand. Demand (is) coming in and capacity augmentation is happening. And I hope by the end of the current quarter or next quarter, there should be significant improvement in capacity utilisation…The major (capacity addition) is in the iron and steel sector. Oil companies might also start availing working capital limits, and the metal sector is also seeing an uptick, so capacity addition is expected in that sector,” said Dinesh Khara, Chairman SBI in a virtual press conference following SBI’s Q2 financial results.

Khara shared that the lender has currently unutilised term loans to the corporate to the extent of 27 per cent,and while working capital limits in large corporates is unutilised to the extent of 50 per cent. Khara said it is not possible to articulate when corporate book growth will come back but he added he expects unutilised capacity to reduce to roughly 30 per cent in the subsequent quarters.

SBI Chairman also said the lender is not losing any such business to mutual funds due to prevailing excess liquidity in the system, indicating corporates in the present low interest rate environment would prefer banks when scaling up their investments.



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Federal Bank names new CFO as Khajuria moves into ESG role, BFSI News, ET BFSI

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Private lender Federal Bank on Monday, in a regulatory filing, announced that its current CFO and Executive Director Ashutosh Khajuria will move to “establish ESG journey”, and named Group President Venkatraman Venkateswaran as the new CFO. The appointment of the new CFO is effective May 18, 2021.

Post the transition, Khajuria will also be responsible for treasury, credit & collections, and strategic initiatives of the bank, the lender said.

The new CFO Venkatraman Venkateswaran is a chartered accountant qualified with graduate degrees in Law and Economics with more than three decades of professional expertise in banking and compliance. He is also equipped with an Executive MBA from Indian Institute of Management, the bio shared in the filing said.

Previously, Venkateswaran handled senior positions and was responsible for financial management, reporting and financial control in large corporations like Indian Rayon & Industries (Aditya Birla Group), the Singapore based Kewalram Chanrai Group and as CFO with Invensys India Pvt Ltd.

Following the news, shares of the Federal Bank were trading at Rs 82.15 apiece on the BSE, up 3 per cent from the previous close.



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