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Axis Bank sees another exit: Here’s a look at those who left since 2023

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Axis Bank has seen a number of high-level management changes in the past couple of years. Over the same period, the bank has seen a strong deceleration in retail advances, loans & deposit growth, while asset quality has declined.

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By CNBCTV18.com July 18, 2025, 4:08:09 PM is (Published)

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Axis Bank is witnessing a churn at the top, with the upcoming retirement of Deputy MD Rajiv Anand marking the sixth senior-level departure in the last two years. While Anand’s exit is a scheduled retirement, five other top executives have resigned during this period.

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Senior-Level Exits at Axis Bank (Last 2 Years): August 2025 – Rajiv Anand, Deputy Managing Director (retirement)

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August 2025 – Arjun Chowdhry, Group Executive – Affluent Banking, Cards, Payments and Retail Lending (resignation)

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February 2025 – S Bhaskar, Chief Audit Executive (resignation)

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November 2024 – Ganesh Sankaran, Group Executive – Wholesale Banking Coverage (resignation)

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August 2024 – Sumit Bali, Group Executive – Retail Lending (resignation)

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March 2024 – Ravi Narayanan, Group Executive – Retail Liabilities, Branch Banking & Products (resignation).

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Over the same period, the bank has seen a strong deceleration in retail advances, loans & deposit growth, while asset quality has declined.

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