Standard Chartered says India CEO Zarin Daruwala to retire on April 1
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Oct 9 (Reuters) -Standard Chartered's STAN.L India and South Asia CEO Zarin Daruwala will retire on April1, 2025, the lender said on Wednesday.
Standard Chartered will provide an update on Daruwala's successor "in due course," it said in a statement.
Daruwala, who has had a banking career spanning more than 35 years, joined the lender in2016 as CEO of Standard Chartered India following a long stint with ICICI Bank.
Her leadership of the franchise has helped make India one of the largest markets for the group, with a strategic emphasis on cross-border solutions in corporate, investment banking and wealth and affluent in wealth and retail banking, Standard Chartered said.
Reporting by Chris Thomas in Bengaluru; Editing by Sonia Cheema
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