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In the season closing episode of 'The Leader's Chair', DBS Bank CEO Piyush Gupta sits down with Crispina Robert and Adrian Tan to talk about why he calls himself “the accidental banker”, how experiencing failure changed his leadership style and what he really thinks about work-life balance. 

In his time as chief executive officer at DBS Group Holdings Ltd., Gupta has built the lender into Singapore’s largest listed company, moved early into wealth management and other key business areas and delivered equity returns that outstrip global peers.

DBS Group Holdings Ltd., led by CEO Piyush Gupta for over 13 years, faces the challenge of finding a successor who can maintain the banks success and emulate Guptas leadership. The banks recent online banking disruptions have raised concerns, but industry observers believe Guptas legacy remains intact. DBS has undertaken a major leadership reorganization, but there is no clear favorite to inherit Guptas position.

DBS Bank India, has appointed Rajat Verma as managing director and head of institutional banking. Verma, who was previously with HSBC India will be taking over from Niraj Mittal, who is moving to Australia to take charge as the country head of DBS Bank. Under Verma, the bank aims to increase digitisation and deliver better value for customers.

DBS Bank India has hired Rajat Verma as managing director and head of institutional banking, the lender said in a...

DBS Bank MD: Rajat Verma will be taking over from Niraj Mittal, who will take charge as the country head of DBS Bank in Australia

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SINGAPORE: The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has fined banks DBS, OCBC, Citibank and insurer Swiss Life a total of S$3.8 million (US$2.83 million) for breaching its requirements on anti-money laundering and countering terrorism financing. The breaches were identified when MAS examined the financial