Key Takeaway: Standard Chartered has seen a wave of resignations from its corporate finance division in India and Singapore, as dealmaking activity intensifies and rival firms seek talent.
Standard Chartered Plc is facing significant departures from its financing and credit teams across India and Singapore, with four bankers in India and two in Singapore leaving in the past six months. Notable exits include Karan Maroo and Vikash Bihani in Mumbai, as well as Jay Sheth in Singapore. Bihani recently joined Mashreqbank PSC as head of investment banking, following a 15-year tenure at Standard Chartered.
The departures come amid a global restructuring led by CEO Bill Winters, aiming to integrate the bank’s credit markets and mergers advisory teams. This restructuring aligns with Standard Chartered's focus on increasing relationship managers in India to expand wealth management, particularly targeting smaller towns.
Despite these changes, Standard Chartered remains a leading player in India, ranking first in arranging dollar bond sales from Indian borrowers and third in local currency loans for corporate clients.
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