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IndusInd International Holdings aims to establish a banking, financial services, and insurance portfolio worth $50 billion by 2030 through investments in IndusInd Bank and new businesses under Reliance Capital. IIHL has completed regulatory formalities to increase stake in the bank to 26% from 15%.

MUMBAI: The head of consumer banking (India) at Standard Chartered Bank, Kusal Roy, has tendered his resignation and is expected to join Jio Financial.

Billionaire Mukesh Ambanis new financial services firm is set to appoint Kusal Roy, the India country manager of Standard Chartered Plc, as the CEO of one of its units, Jio Finance Ltd. Roy will join the firm in the coming weeks, pending regulatory approval. Jio Financial is expanding its services and talent pool, including hiring KV Kamath as non-executive chairman and Charanjit Attra as chief operating officer.

Standard Chartered India appoints Saurabh Jain as head of wealth management : Rashtra News #Standard #Chartered #India #appoints #Saurabh #Jain #wealth #management Standard Chartered Bank, India, has announced the appointment of Saurabh Jain as its new head of wealth management effective 1st March, said a statement issued today. Jain will take over from Samrat Khosla,

Standard Chartereds India strategy will focus on wealth management while credit card will remain core to its business though will avoid competition with the countrys private banks, said a senior executive of the British lender. Our focus on wealth management and affluent clients are central to our existence. We are strong in these areas and we want to grow in these areas.

New Delhi: Standard Chartered Bank, India, announced the appointment of Saurabh Jain as its new Head of Wealth Management (WM) effective 01 March 2022. Saurabh will take over from Samrat Khosla, who is moving to a new role within the Bank.Saurabh joi

This is how corona outbreak led to increased borrowings among Indian millennials PTI Mumbai: Nearly half of Indian millennials surveyed by a foreign bank have reported an increase in borrowing in August-September amid COVID-19 pandemic. The survey by British lender Standard Chartered also said that the millennials – defined as those born after 1981 – are finding it “highly challenging” to manage their day-to-day expenses such as household bills as compared to other segment...

In India, almost half (48 per cent) of millennials are saving for a major purchase like a new car or home, as compared to 28 per cent of those over 45, and 39 per cent are pursuing better investments.