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Govt set to appoint eight bank chiefs, 12 executive directors
BS Reporter / New Delhi Sep 01, 2010, 00:00 IST

After six months of dilly-dallying, the government has settled for the list of eight public sector bank chiefs which was originally proposed by the finance ministry.

With the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) approving the candidates, the government is expected to notify the appointments either tonight or later this week (see table).

Already, some banks such as Canara Bank, Corporation Bank, Uco Bank and Punjab & Sind Bank are functioning without full-time chiefs. Today, Andhra Bank Chairman and Managing Director RS Reddy also retired. The list approved by the PMO, however, does not include Punjab & Sind Bank chairman and managing director, who has been selected through a separate process as the candidate has to be a Sikh.

This is despite Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee asking officials to ensure that vacancies in state-owned banks and financial institutions be filled immediately after an incumbent moves to another assignment or retires.

The government has also finalised the appointment of a dozen executive directors, who are at present working as general managers in different public sector banks.

The finance ministry had finalised nine candidates for bank chiefs in February. This included RM Malla, who has since been appointed as IDBI Bank Chairman & Managing Director. But appointment of other bank chiefs was delayed as the finance ministry deviated from the earlier policy for appointment of bank chiefs. In at least one case, the new chairman will have a term of less than a year.

In another case, on promotion from executive director to CMD, the banker will be posted in a large bank, which is not usually the case. While the department of personnel and training expressed some concerns initially, the PMO also had a similar issue.
 

WHO GETS WHAT
THE NEW BANK CHIEFS
Banker Present New job
Ramnath Pradeep Central Bank of India Corporation Bank
S Raman Union Bank of India Canara Bank
AS Bhattacharya Indian Bank Bank of Maharashtra
R Ramachandran Syndicate Bank Andhra Bank
Arun Kaul Central Bank of India UCO Bank
M Narendra Bank of India Indian Overseas Bank
Nagesh Pydah Punjab National Bank Oriental Bank of Commerce
HSU Kamath Canara Bank Vijaya Bank
Present refers to assignment as executive director, proposed refers to appointment as Chairman & Managing Director
THE NEW EDS
SS Mundra Bank of Baroda Union Bank of India
VR Iyer Union Bank of India Central Bank of India
Ravi Chatterjee UCO Bank Syndicate Bank
RK Dubey Punjab National Bank Central Bank of India
Rajiv Rishi Oriental Bank of Commerce Indian Bank
N Sheshadri Canara Bank Bank of India
V Kannan Bank of Maharashtra Oriental Bank of Commerce
Ashwani Kumar Allahabad Bank Corporation Bank
Rakesh Sethi Andhra Bank Punjab National Bank
Archana Bhargava Punjab National Bank Canara Bank
AK Bansal Union Bank of India Indian Overseas Bank
NR Badrinarayanan Bank of Baroda UCO Bank
Present refers to assignment as general manager, proposed refers to appointment as executive director

This resulted in the file moving back and forth between the North Block, which houses the finance ministry and the department of personnel and training, and the South Block, where the PMO is located.


 

Also read: Feb 24: Govt finalises nine bank chiefs 

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Mr. Pranab Mukherjee needs all kudos and congratulations for getting through the list of candidates and ensuring these top level appointments for the PSBs. This is reasonably quick compared to some earlier times. The FM can ensure even quicker processing of these appointments in future.
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