Sanjay Gurjar Takes New Role at Standard Chartered, India, as Co-Head of Client Coverage
Standard Chartered Bank in India recently unveiled the appointment of one of its veterans, Sanjay Gurjar, as its new Co-Head of Client Coverage-Corporate, Commercial and Institutional Banking. His responsibilities will span not only in India but also the entire South Asian region, according to our sources.
Rich Industry Experience Proven Leadership Capabilities
With a robust portfolio of over 27 years of experience with Standard Chartered, Gurjar’s appointment certainly attests to his proven ability and leadership skills. He has successfully managed various high-ranking roles within the organization, which he will leverage in his new position. Notably, Gurjar served as the Managing Director and Head of Banks and Broker Dealers (BBD) in the ASEAN region, and also fulfilled the position of the Head of Financial Institutions in Singapore.
Wide Scope of Responsibilities
In his newly appointed role, Gurjar will be steering the bank’s interactions with local corporates, primarily focusing on middle markets across several countries in South Asia. Specifically, Gurjar’s jurisdiction will extend to India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal, further solidifying Standard Chartered’s presence and influence in these markets.
Continuous Efforts to Bolster Corporate and Commercial Banking Operations
This latest change in the bank’s leadership is reflective of Standard Chartered’s consistent endeavor to amplify its corporate and commercial banking operations in the South Asian region. The bank is keen on leveraging Gurjar’s extensive experience and strategic perspective to reach new heights in these markets and build deeper, stronger relationships with its clients.
