Top jobs up for grabs in finance this year
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It's not everyday that we see top jobs becoming vacant in finance. Let's take a look at major positions up for grabs this year.
Source: The Economic Times
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Image: A policeman directs traffic in Shanghai.
Photographs: Carlos Barria/Reuters
Top jobs up for grabs in finance this year
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IRDA Chairman
Hari Narayan J will complete his three-year agreement in just over a month. He earned B.Sc (Hons) in Physics from St Stephen's College, Delhi, an MA in History from Madras Christian College and joined the IAS in 1970.
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Image: Hari Narayan J, inset.
Photographs: Source: info.akosha.com
Top jobs up for grabs in finance this year
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SBI Chairman
Pratip Chaudhuri will complete his term in September 2013. He joined the State Bank of India 38 years back as a probationary officer in 1974.
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Image: Pratip Chaudhuri, inset.
Photographs: Source: World Economic Forum
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Comptroller & Auditor General
Vinod Rai will complete his term in May. He holds a Masters Degree in Economics from the University of Delhi, and Masters in Public Administration from Harvard University.
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Image: Vinod Rai, inset.
Photographs: Source: cag.gov.in
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RBI Deputy Governor
Anand Sinha will finish his two-year term in February. Sinha joined the Reserve Bank in 1976 after Masters in Physics from the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.
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Image: Anand Sinha, inset.
Photographs: Danish Siddiqui/Reuters
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LIC Chairman
DK Mehrotra will retire in May. He joined Life Insurance Corporation as a Direct Recruit Officer in 1977. Starting at Jamshedpur Division, he has had an illustrious career spanning 35 years across three zones and the corporate office.
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Image: DK Mehrotra, inset.
Photographs: Source: svrtechnologies.com
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Secretary, Financial Services
DK Mittal is due to retire in January but is likely to stay on for a few more months as the Union budget is due in February.
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Image: Gold bars of various sizes on display at Beijing's biggest gold store. DK Mittal, inset.
Photographs: David Gray/Reuters
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