MF News Sanjay Sachdev named TATA MF CEO

Sanjay Sachdev named TATA MF CEO

Tata Mutual Fund gets a new CEO two months after Ved Prakash Chaturvedi quit

Team Cafemutual Dec 16, 2010

Tata Mutual Fund gets a new CEO two months after Ved Prakash Chaturvedi quit

Mumbai: Sanjay Sachdev, former head of Japan’s Shinsei Bank in India, has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of Tata Mutual Fund (MF).

Sachdev joined Tata Mutual Fund on Thursday, two months after Ved Prakash Chaturvedi quit as the CEO of the fund house.

Sachdev is a law graduate from the Mumbai University and has done Masters in International Management from the American Graduate School of Management, Phoenix, USA. He has 25 years of experience in the financial services industry. He has also served on the SEBI Advisory Committee of mutual funds.

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