Mumbai: Leading International Digital Payments Visa announced a new leadership for India and South AsiaMILF with the incumbent TR Ramachandran Moving to Singapore from next year to lead its newly created new payment flow business.
Ramachandran will be succeeded by Sandeep Ghoshsaid Chris Clark, regional president of Visa Inc., a partner and leader of the financial services consulting exercise recently at EY India.
Ramachandran joined Visa in 2015 to lead its business in India and South Asia.
Deutsche bank india Expands wealth management team
Deutsche Bank India has announced the expansion of its asset management team with a team of new employees, taking the total number to over 15 in the past year.
Amrit Singh, Head of Wealth Management, South Asia, said additional appointments are being made in the areas of relationship management and investment advisory.
The new appointments include Rajasekhara Ayyalu who has joined as a director in Chennai, where he will be responsible for expanding and deepening the bank’s presence. He joins Julius Baer where he was an executive director, having previously worked at Merrill Lynch and the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Atinkumar Saha, head of wealth management at Deutsche Bank India, said that in addition to Rajasekhar, four vice-presidents—Jai Bhatia, Sanyam Sharma, Anjali Vashist and Manish Lalwani—have joined as relationship managers in the Delhi and Mumbai offices.
Ramachandran will be succeeded by Sandeep Ghoshsaid Chris Clark, regional president of Visa Inc., a partner and leader of the financial services consulting exercise recently at EY India.
Ramachandran joined Visa in 2015 to lead its business in India and South Asia.
Deutsche bank india Expands wealth management team
Deutsche Bank India has announced the expansion of its asset management team with a team of new employees, taking the total number to over 15 in the past year.
Amrit Singh, Head of Wealth Management, South Asia, said additional appointments are being made in the areas of relationship management and investment advisory.
The new appointments include Rajasekhara Ayyalu who has joined as a director in Chennai, where he will be responsible for expanding and deepening the bank’s presence. He joins Julius Baer where he was an executive director, having previously worked at Merrill Lynch and the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Atinkumar Saha, head of wealth management at Deutsche Bank India, said that in addition to Rajasekhar, four vice-presidents—Jai Bhatia, Sanyam Sharma, Anjali Vashist and Manish Lalwani—have joined as relationship managers in the Delhi and Mumbai offices.
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