13
Jun
HDFC Bank’s board has narrowed down its high-stakes search for a permanent non-executive chairman, zeroing in on a former Reserve Bank of India (RBI) deputy governor to lead India’s largest private-sector lender. The nomination process has gained rapid momentum as the bank prepares to formally submit its preferred candidate to the banking regulator for final approval. The search committee deliberately favored a candidate with extensive experience in banking oversight and supervisory frameworks. This strategic move aims to restore market confidence and provide institutional stability following the abrupt, high-profile resignation of former chairman Atanu Chakraborty, who stepped down over sudden governance…
