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BoB, Indian Bank name Executive Directors

Public sector lenders Bank of Baroda and Indian Bank today announced that they had appointed new Executive Directors. - Magma Fin takes 7% in Experian Credit - Details of bank staff pay hike in 90 days - Indian Bank may float subsidiary for NPA management - More time for IFRS rollout: banks - South Indian Bank scales up biz target by Rs 1,500 cr - IBA agrees on second pension option, wage hike Bank of Baroda today said it had appointed N. S. Srinath as an Executive Director. Srinath was previously a General manger of Canara Bank. V. Rama Gopal, who was previously a General Manager with Andhra Bank has been appointed Executive Director of Indian Bank. Earlier in the day, three other public sectors named new Executive Directors.


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