Note ban, GST made career's last year most eventful: Arundhati Bhattacharya

In an interview, Bhattacharya, who served at the helm of SBI for four years, spoke on a range of issues

Arundhati Bhattacharya, who recently retired as the chairman of State Bank of India, the country’s largest bank, believes the problem of bad loans banks have been facing would be solved shortly. “I regret not seeing the end of the NPA (non-performing asset) story,” she says.

In an interview published in the Times of India on Monday, Bhattacharya, who served at the helm of SBI for four years, spoke on a range of issues – from NPAs to her winning mantra and her experiences as the first woman head of SBI. Here are the highlights of her interview:

The most eventful year

Bhattacharya said