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RBI approves three-year extension for Axis Bank executive director Subrat Mohanty

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Last Updated : 4th May, 2026
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Axis Bank has received approval from the Reserve Bank of India for the re-appointment of Subrat Mohanty as executive director for a further term of three years. The extension, effective from August 17, 2026 to August 16, 2029, follows the bank’s board approval granted earlier this year. The regulatory clearance formalises the continuation of Mohanty’s leadership role within the bank’s senior management, ensuring stability in its executive structure.

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Axis Bank has secured approval from the Reserve Bank of India for the re-appointment of Subrat Mohanty as executive director for a period of three years, according to a regulatory filing made in the past week.


The bank’s board had earlier approved Mohanty’s re-appointment as whole-time director, designated as executive director, for an additional three-year term. The extension is scheduled to take effect from August 17, 2026 and will continue until August 16, 2029.

The Reserve Bank of India conveyed its approval through a communication issued in the past week, completing the regulatory process required for the extension of tenure of senior management personnel in private sector banks.

The re-appointment ensures continuity in Axis Bank’s executive leadership, with Mohanty continuing in his role as part of the bank’s senior management team. Such approvals are subject to regulatory oversight, with the central bank reviewing appointments and extensions of key managerial personnel in banking institutions.

The development reflects standard governance procedures within the banking sector, where board decisions on senior appointments are subject to regulatory clearance before implementation.

Axis Bank continues to operate as one of India’s private sector lenders, with its leadership structure aligned to regulatory requirements governing the appointment and tenure of whole-time directors and executive directors.

Source - PTI
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