- The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) made some changes to the roles of its four deputy governors on Thursday, and these adjustments are effective immediately, as stated in their announcement.
- Shirish Chandra Murmu stepped into the role of deputy governor on Thursday after M Rajeshwar Rao’s retirement.
- He will oversee the departments of communication, government and bank accounts, regulation, and enforcement, according to the regulator.
- T Rabi Sankar, another deputy governor, will now take charge of the corporate strategy and budget department, a role previously held by Poonam Gupta.
- Additionally, he will also manage the Rajbhasha department, the risk monitoring department, and the secretary’s department.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) made some changes to the roles of its four deputy governors on Thursday, and these adjustments are effective immediately, as stated in their announcement.
Shirish Chandra Murmu stepped into the role of deputy governor on Thursday after M Rajeshwar Rao’s retirement. He will oversee the departments of communication, government and bank accounts, regulation, and enforcement, according to the regulator.
T Rabi Sankar, another deputy governor, will now take charge of the corporate strategy and budget department, a role previously held by Poonam Gupta. Additionally, he will also manage the Rajbhasha department, the risk monitoring department, and the secretary’s department.
Swaminathan Janakiraman, also a deputy governor, will now be responsible for ten departments at the central bank, with the latest additions being the central security cell and the right to information (RIA) division.
Poonam Gupta will continue to oversee six departments, which include the monetary policy department, the international department, and the financial stability department.