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Jalan to step down as RBI chief on Sept 6 September 03, 2003 14:50 IST Reserve Bank of India Governor Bimal Jalan is to step down on September 6 and hand over charge to Y V Reddy. Jalan, who has been nominated to the Rajya Sabha, will hand over charge to Reddy on Saturday, an RBI spokesperson said in Mumbai on Wednesday.
Reddy (60) was RBI deputy governor in-charge of monetary policy before taking over as executive director of International Monetary Fund. A career bureaucrat, he and Jalan had guided India safely through the Asian financial crisis in late 1990s. Earlier, Jalan had planned to retire in early October after attending the IMF-World Bank annual meeting in September-end. 7333: The Latest News on Your Mobile!
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