Vikram Pandit

Baniyas & Brahmins: How culture shapes Indian biz success

Capitalism and its laws may help mould business champions, but they can only help where the 'culture' is receptive. What Romney said is true of Indians.

JM Financial is Pandit's first public investment since Citi ouster: All you need to know

JM Financial would also nominate Pandit as the non-executive chairman of the NBFC

Ex-Citi CEO Vikram Pandit, JM Financial join hands for banking foray in India

JM Financial will nominate Pandit as the non-executive chairman of the proposed bank. Pandit and Aiyar will have the right to purchase shares up to the amount prescribed by the RBI in this entity.

Banking licence: Vikram Pandit's India play will not be easy

It remains to be seen how Pandit, who is credited with steering Citi out of its darkest days, plans on making lives better for millions of Indians through financial inclusion without actually getting his hands dirty.

Vikram Pandit joins race for Indian banking licences

Pandit may either form a team of ex-Citi colleagues for the operational impetus to the bank or could lead the banking venture for an existing corporate house.

Citigroup's new chief launches first salvo: Cuts 11,000 jobs

The cuts are Chief Executive Michael Corbat's first major steps to reorganize the company since he took the reins in October after directors pushed out his predecessor, Vikram Pandit.

Revamping Citi is biggest struggle for repairman O'Neill

O'Neill, who hand-picked new CEO Michael Corbat, has an uphill task ahead of him. Citigroup is groaning under $171 billion of assets it wants to shed, has high expenses, and its profitability lags behind that of such competitors as JPMorgan Chase & Co

Citi awards Pandit, Havens more than $15 mn each

O'Neill said directors decided that it was fair for the men to receive incentive pay for the progress made in 2012

Boardroom coup: 'Citi chairman planned Pandit's exit for months'

The chairman manoeuvred behind the scenes for months ahead of that day to force Pandit out and replace him with Michael L. Corbat, the board's chosen successor, the NYT reported

No negative perception about global Indian CEOs, say experts