Gaurav Maheshwari has been delegated as the new CFO of Standard Chartered Bank after the previous CFO, Subhradeep Mohanty has been raised as CFO for Africa and Middle East area.

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Standard Chartered Bank, India, declared the arrangement of Gaurav Maheshwari as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) viable as on 22 June 2020 onwards. He took his charge from Subhradeep Mohanty who was raised as CFO for the Africa and Middle East (AME) locale.

Gaurav, a Chartered Accountant, holds a presentation of 23 years in the budgetary and corporate division, this would be his second turn at Standard Chartered Bank where he took different jobs for a long time in the fund group.

As the CFO of the Bank, Gaurav will answer to Jean Fernandes, Regional CFO, Asean and South Asia and Zarin Daruwala, India CEO.

Zarin Daruwala, CEO, India, Standard Chartered stated, "The India establishment has scripted a rousing exhibition in the course of the most recent couple of years and we are anticipating Gaurav assuming a crucial job in proceeding with this force. We might likewise want to express gratitude toward Subhradeep Mohanty for his commitment in driving the nation's key change and execution, as a piece of the India Management Team. Under his stewardship, the CFO work was described by lucidity, inventive thoughts and key reasoning".

Gaurav, a Chartered Accountant, harbors over too many years of involvement with the money related and corporate field. This arrangement would be his second inning at Standard Chartered Bank. He had joined the bank as a Manager in 2001, ascending to the post of the Financial Controller in 2018. From September 2018 to June 2020, he was Head of Finance at Altico Capital India constrained.

Gaurav's arrangement comes nearly 30 days after the bank roped in ex-Tata capital CEO Kusal Roy as its new Head of Retail Banking successful 05 May 2020.