Alok Choudhary takes charge as SBI's MD
The Hindu
Earlier, Mr. Choudhary was Deputy Managing Director (DMD) for finance at the bank, a release said
The country's largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) said Alok Kumar Choudhary took the charge of managing director for its retail business and operations on June 7.
Earlier, Mr. Choudhary was Deputy Managing Director (DMD) for finance at the bank, a release said.
He has worked as DMD (HR) and Corporate Development Officer and also served as the Chief General Manager (CGM) of the bank's Delhi circle for three years.
The public sector lender is headed by its chairman Dinesh Khara who is assisted by four managing directors.
Besides Choudhary, the other managing directors are: C S Setty, Swaminathan J and Ashwini Kumar Tewari.
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