Who has been appointed as the MD and CEO of the National Assets Reconstruction Company Ltd (NARCL)?

Who has been appointed as the MD and CEO of the National Assets Reconstruction Company Ltd (NARCL)? Correct Answer Natarajan Sundar

The correct answer is Natarajan Sundar.

Key Points

  • National Assets Reconstruction Company Ltd (NARCL) has informed that Natarajan Sundar has assumed the charge of MD and CEO of the Rs 6,000-crore bad bank.
  • Prior to this, Sundar was Deputy Managing Director and Chief Credit Officer of SBI.
  • He retired on April 30, 2022.
  • NARCL has also appointed Karnam Sekar as the independent director and non-executive chairman of the board.

Additional Information

  • ​NARCL has been incorporated under the Companies Act and has applied to Reserve Bank of India for license as an Asset Reconstruction Company (ARC).
  • NARCL has been set up by banks to aggregate and consolidate stressed assets for their subsequent resolution.
  • PSBs will maintain 51% ownership in NARCL.

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