Tata Communications announced the resignation of Pratibha Advani as the Chief Financial Officer
JSW Energy board on Tuesday appointed Pritesh Vinay as its Chief Financial Officer. "Board of Directors, at its meeting held today, appointed Pritesh Vinay as Chief Financial Officer and Key Managerial Personnel of the company with effect from 16th September, 2020," a BSE filing said. Vinay, 44, has over 19 years of professional experience across Corporate Finance, Fund Raising (both onshore and offshore), Investor Relations, M&A and Equity Research, having worked with reputed Indian and multinational corporations. He has worked with the JSW Group for the past 8 years and prior to joining the company, he was Vice President Corporate Finance with JSW Steel and Head Group Investor Relations for the JSW Group, the filing added. Vinay will also be the Key Managerial Personnel authorized to determine the materiality of an event or information and for making disclosures to stock exchanges. Besides him, Joint Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer and the Company Secretary are
The board of the company in a meeting held on Thursday has accepted the resignation of Karve, who was associated with Marico from last 20 years
No CA in bank's top brass, as mandated by RBI
Private life insurer IDBI Federal Life Insurance on Wednesday announced the appointment of Mathivanan Balakrishnan as its Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Besides, the company also announced elevation of S P Prabhu as its Chief Investment Officer (CIO). Prabhu, who was earlier head of fixed income, will now oversee the management of the company's investment portfolio of Rs 10,000 crore, spread across various asset classes, IDBI Federal Life Insurance said in a statement. As CFO, Balakrishnan will oversee the areas of planning and budgeting, financial accounting & reporting, corporate taxation, investment operations, insurance accounting, audit and statutory compliance.
Announcing the appointment, Ruggiero said, Tan brings in the best practices of the global Coca-Cola system, along with his strong background in accounting and financial management.
Level of optimism among India's chief financial officers for the October-December period has seen an improvement and this in turn will translate to an uptick in capex as well as other investments, says a report. The Composite CFO Optimism Index for the fourth quarter of this year increased 3.1 per cent over the July-September quarter, according to D&B India's Chief Financial Officers (CFO) survey released today. However, year-on-year, the optimism level has declined by around 10.5 per cent. "Optimism levels for October-December 2017 among CFOs have improved over the previous quarter. The proactive measures taken by the government, especially bank recapitalisation and amendments to GST have helped optimism levels," Dun & Bradstreet India MD Manish Sinha said. Sinha further said besides positive domestic environment there have been modest improvements in international economic activity. "This improved optimism level should translate to an uptick in capex and other .