Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, April 2026 — Naren Lath has been appointed as Head – Corporate Finance at the Hiranandani Group (Real Estate), where he will lead corporate finance strategy, capital management, and financial structuring initiatives to support the group’s continued growth and expansion.
Prior to this role, Naren Lath served as Head – Treasury, Banking and Finance at Piramal Realty, where he led treasury operations, banking relationships, and financial strategy for close to four years. His tenure reflects strong expertise in managing capital structures, optimizing liquidity, and driving financial efficiency in the real estate sector.
Earlier, he was associated with Godrej Properties Limited as Deputy General Manager – Head, Treasury, where he led treasury functions and contributed to strengthening financial operations and funding strategies. His experience also includes roles at Hitachi Payment Services Pvt. Ltd. as AVP – Finance & Treasury and Senior Manager – Treasury, where he managed treasury operations and financial planning.
In the earlier phase of his career, Naren Lath worked in debt markets and financial advisory roles with organizations such as Emkay Global Financial Services Ltd., Taurus Corporate Advisory Services Ltd., and SPA Merchant Bankers Ltd., building strong expertise in capital markets, fixed income, and financial structuring. He also had a brief stint with CRISIL in business development for ratings and served as a faculty member at IMS Learning Resources Limited, teaching quantitative subjects for management entrance examinations.
Hiranandani Group is a leading real estate and infrastructure development company known for creating integrated townships and lifestyle ecosystems. With a strong vision of delivering superior value to customers, business associates, and society, the group has built a reputation for quality, innovation, and trust.
Beyond real estate, the group has diversified into sectors such as education, healthcare, hospitality, retail, and entertainment, continuing to shape modern urban living and contribute to India’s evolving infrastructure landscape.
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