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CXO-level shifts rearrange top deck at Indian startups
The world of startups witnessed a series of top-level movements in the first half of 2024, including Naveen Tahilyani taking the helm as CEO of Tata Digital and the resignation of Surinder Chawla, managing director and chief executive officer of Paytm Payments Bank.
Karnataka losing out in manufacturing race; CXO churn in startups
New-age companies are choosing to set up manufacturing facilities in neighboring states like Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, bypassing Karnataka. More on this in today's ETtech Morning Dispatch.
India Inc now picks its C-level champions from indoor pool
Indian companies like Mahindra and Aditya Birla Group are increasingly focusing on internal talent pipelines for leadership roles, showcasing a shift towards nurturing seasoned professionals for longer tenures within the organization.
Tata funds pause is no 'debt-errent' at 1mg, BigBasket
BigBasket and 1mg–two of the biggest digital assets of Tata group–are choosing debt over equity for expansion in a critical year for them. As Tata Sons hits a pause on funding its ecommerce business, the two platforms are opting for debt for capex this financial year.
The super app bandwagon; Tata Digital revamped
Happy Tuesday! Traditional financial services firms are the latest to launch so-called super apps. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Tata Digital’s new team; Pine Labs’ India redux
Tata Digital chief executive Naveen Tahilyani has restructured the leadership team for the Neu super app. This scoop and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Exclusive: Tata Digital CEO Naveen Tahilyani sets up new team
Tata Digital CEO Naveen Tahilyani is rejigging the executive team for the conglomerate's super app, Tata Neu. This comes as several senior members of the team exited. Most of the positions at Tata Digital have been replaced with existing team members. The focus will now be on the loyalty programme, called NeuPass.
Old guard is out as Tata Digital’s new CEO revamps deck
Tata Digital undergoes significant senior management changes under CEO Naveen Tahilyani, impacting the team behind Tata Neu superapp. Several executives from the original team that launched supperapp have now left.
Tata Digital CEO steps up focus on lowering costs
Naveen Tahilyani, handpicked by Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran from the group's insurance business Tata AIA Life Insurance, has been tightening spends at the digital ecommerce entity and bringing a more data-driven operational strategy to the table. Since his appointment in February, Tahilyani has been guided closely by Chandrasekaran, who is keen to push Tata Neu.
Tata Digital CEO steps up focus on costs, business cohesion
Naveen Tahilyani, handpicked by Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran from the group's insurance business Tata AIA Life Insurance, is also bringing in a collaborative mindset to smoothen operational glitches and boost participation from group companies, company sources said. Since taking up the new role in February, Tahilyani is being guided closely by Chandrasekaran, who is keen to see the consumer app gain a stronger foothold before seeking any external investor interest.
Tata Sons to invest $1 billion more in digital arm
Earlier this week, Tata Digital appointed Naveen Tahilyani, the former managing director of Tata AIA Life Insurance, as its CEO & MD. Tahilyani replaced Pratik Pal who had been holding the charge since the company’s inception in 2019. Tata Sons has invested more than $2 billion in Neu so far and has board approvals for further capital infusion over a five-year period.
Tata Sons to invest $1 billion more in digital arm
Earlier this week, Tata Digital appointed Naveen Tahilyani, the former managing director of Tata AIA Life Insurance, as its CEO & MD. Tahilyani replaced Pratik Pal who had been holding the charge since the company's inception in 2019. Tata Sons has invested more than $2 billion in Neu so far and has board approvals for further capital infusion over a five-year period, the people said.
Tata Digital appoints Naveen Tahilyani as CEO, replacing Pratik Pal
Naveen Tahilyani is currently the CEO and MD of Tata AIA Life Insurance. He will assume the CEO role at Tata Digital on February 19. Sources said he was handpicked by Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran after having demonstrated good execution in the insurance, banking and asset management business of the group.
Tata AIA Life Insurance appoints Venkatachalam H as new CEO & MD
Tata AIA Life Insurance Co announced the appointment of Venkatachalam H as the new CEO & MD, pending regulatory approval from IRDAI. He will succeed Naveen Tahilyani, who is transitioning to a different role within the Tata group and will also serve as a non-executive director of Tata AIA Life Insurance. Venkatachalam, or Venky, has extensive experience of over 27 years across various sectors including life insurance, asset management, and custodial services.
Tata AIA Life expects total premium income to cross Rs 14,000 cr in FY22, says Naveen Tahilyani, CEO
"We grew at 32 per cent in the first nine months of this fiscal and close to 40 per cent in the first ten months of the year. So, I expect to close the year with about 35 per cent business growth in new business premium and about 30 per cent growth in total premium. Our total premium should certainly cross Rs 14,000 crore this year," Tahilyani said.
Axis Bank transformation head Naveen Tahilyani quits to join Tata AIA as India head
Senior level exodus at Axis Bank continues with Naveen Tahilyani, Group Head in charge of transformation, quitting, making it at least the eighth top level exit since Amitabh Chaudhry took over as chief executive at the lender last year.
Judge who gave death to Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab retires tomorrow
Justice M L Tahilyani, who had sentenced Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab to death, retires tomorrow as the Bombay HC Judge.
Tata AIA Life appoints Naveen Tahilyani as CEO and MD
"I am confident that under the leadership of Naveen and his Executive team, the Tata AIA Life business in India will achieve new levels of growth and success."
Maharashtra has spent Rs 16 crore on Kasab so far
Ajmal Amir Kasab, the Pakistani gunman who unleashed terror in the city along with his nine associates, is still bleeding state coffers three years after he killed more than 100 people on November 26, 2008.
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