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Axis Bank sees yet another top-level exit: Transformation head Naveen Tahilyani

Naveen Tahilyani, group head in-charge of transformation at Axis Bank, has quit within seven months, joining a string of senior executives who have left the private sector lender in the recent past, according to sources.

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By Ritu Singh  Jul 23, 2020 12:11:08 AM IST (Updated)

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Axis Bank sees yet another top-level exit: Transformation head Naveen Tahilyani
Less than a month after its executive director and head of retail banking Pralay Mondal resigned, another senior Axis Bank executive, Naveen Tahilyani, has quit.

Tahiliyani, one of the key appointments made by the bank’s CEO Amitabh Chaudhry, has resigned as the Group Executive and Head of Banking Operations and Transformation. Tahiliyani’s exit was confirmed by the bank in a statement.
Naveen Tahiliyani had joined Axis Bank in January of this year from AIA Group, where he was the CEO of Group Partnership Distribution. Prior to that, he served as the MD & CEO of Tata AIA Life Insurance.
“Naveen Tahilyani, Group Executive & Head, Banking Operations & Transformation will be stepping down in November to pursue opportunities outside the bank,” an Axis Bank spokesperson said.
In his statement, Tahiliyani did not give any reasons or exiting the bank in just six months of joining. His statement read, “It has been an absolute delight to work at Axis Bank under Amitabh’s dynamic leadership and got an opportunity to collaborate with a first rate management team. I would like to thank everyone for the amazing professional experience.”
The bank has seen a spate of resignations over the last two years since the change of guard at the top with Amitabh Chaudhry’s appointment as MD & CEO.
The most recent exit was that of Pralay Mondal who resigned to join a smaller institution- CSB Bank.
Axis Bank’s CFO Jairam Sridharan had put in his papers last year to join Shriram Capital, as did the head of corporate transaction banking Siddharth Rath. Senior executives from its retail banking division, Sunit Madan and Jagdeep Mallareddy also left the bank earlier this year.

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