Govt appointed CA S Gurumurthy and Satish Marathe to RBI Board
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The government on Tuesday appointed CA S Gurumurthy and Satish Marathe patron of Sahakar Bharathi as part-time directors on the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) board after an approval from the appointments committee of the cabinet. Both appointments are for a four year term.
In a release the government said that both appointments were approved by the appointments committee of the cabinet after a proposal from the department of financial services.
S Gurumuthy is a chartered accountant, an economist and a commentator on political and economic affairs. Marathe is the patron of Sahakar Bharati an NGO furthering the co-operative moment in India.
The latest appointments take the total government appointed directors on the RBI board to 10, the maximum permitted. Besides, the government also has two government officials on the board.
The RBI board is slated to meet in Mumbai for a meeting on Wednesday. #casansaar (Source - PTI, Economic Times)
In a release the government said that both appointments were approved by the appointments committee of the cabinet after a proposal from the department of financial services.
S Gurumuthy is a chartered accountant, an economist and a commentator on political and economic affairs. Marathe is the patron of Sahakar Bharati an NGO furthering the co-operative moment in India.
The latest appointments take the total government appointed directors on the RBI board to 10, the maximum permitted. Besides, the government also has two government officials on the board.
The RBI board is slated to meet in Mumbai for a meeting on Wednesday. #casansaar (Source - PTI, Economic Times)
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