Harsh Dugar appointed as Federal Bank's executive director
Harsh Dugar has been appointed as the executive director of Federal Bank after following approval from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
The approval has been received for a period of three years from the date of assuming charge. He would assume charge as Executive Director of the bank with effect from June 23.
Harsh Dugar has been serving as the Group President and Country Head – Wholesale banking of the Bank since April 1, 2021. He had joined the Bank in October 2016 as the Country Head for Corporate and Institutional Banking.
Dugar brings along an expertise in the field of Wholesale Banking which spans across various Verticals and Geographies including Corporate & Institutional, Commercial Banking, Business Solutions, Government Business, CV/CE, and Micro, Rural & Agri Business.
He holds a bachelor’s degree with Honours in Accounting & Finance from the University of Calcutta as a University Topper. He is a qualified CWA with All India Rank holding and holds a Gold Medal in CFA along with an All-India Rank.
IBNS
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