Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, December 2024 – Amit J. has taken on the role of Chief Financial Officer & Whole Time Director at SBM Bank (India). With an extensive background in financial leadership and business finance across leading institutions, Amit is poised to drive the financial strategy and operational excellence of SBM Bank (India) as it continues to grow its footprint in India and globally.
Prior to joining SBM Bank (India), Amit held pivotal roles at HDFC Bank, serving as EVP & Head Business Finance for two and a half years and SVP & Head Business Finance before that. At HDFC Bank, he was instrumental in optimizing business finance strategies and aligning financial operations with the bank’s growth objectives.
Before his tenure at HDFC Bank, Amit served as Head of Business Finance & Regulatory Reporting at IDFC FIRST Bank for over five years. He played a significant role in steering regulatory compliance and financial reporting, contributing to the bank’s strong financial health and governance standards.
Amit also brings experience from Standard Chartered Bank, where he led finance for SME, Wealth Management, Customer Segments, and Costs for nearly seven years. His tenure at Genpact as AVP and his earlier roles at Olympus Life Science and ebookers further solidify his expertise in financial management and operational leadership.
About SBM Bank (India)
SBM Bank (India) is India’s youngest universal bank, accredited by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) through the wholly-owned subsidiary route. Operational since December 1, 2018, the bank offers bespoke financial solutions blending physical and digital infrastructures. With a strong presence across 11 branches in India and key global markets, SBM Bank (India) is redefining premium banking with a tech-first approach.
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