Born in 1948, Talwar started his career as a banker in India with Citi Bank after passing out of the prestigious St Stephens College, Delhi. During his stint at Citi Bank, Gurvirendra Singh Talwar ...

Talwar left Citibank in 1996 to join Standard Chartered Plc as global chief executive. He was the first Asian to become the chief executive of an FTSE 25 company and of a major global bank. He was ...

Rana Talwar, the trailblazing Indian banker who made history as the first Indian to lead an international bank, Standard Chartered Bank, has passed away at the age of 76.

The resignation of Rana Talwar as CEO of Standard Chartered Bank (cover article, Oct. 2, 2000) is the result of a clash of managerial style, not a difference over the bank's emerging-markets ...

Rana Talwar is survived by his wife Renuka and son Rahul. Besides DLF, ... Talwar left Citibank in 1996 to join Standard Chartered Plc as Global Chief Executive.

Rana Talwar, the first Indian and Asian to lead a global bank, passed away at the age of 76. He had been unwell for some time. Talwar began his career with Citibank in India in 1969 and played a ...

Rana Talwar began his career with Citibank in India in the year 1969, then later joined Standard Chartered Bank and in a few months, he assumed the position of the CEO of the bank.

Talwar left Citibank in 1996 to join Standard Chartered Plc as Global Chief Executive. He was the first Asian to become the Chief Executive of an FTSE 25 company and of a major global bank.

Who was Rana Talwar? (1.) He began his career with Citibank India in 1969, swiftly ascending through the ranks to lead its retail businesses in Asia-Pacific, Middle East, Europe, and North America.

Veteran banker Rana Talwar, who was the first Indian to head a global bank -- Standard Chartered Plc, died at the age of 76 years. Talwar, son-in-law of DLF Group chairman emeritus K P Singh ...