Kotak Mahindra Bank: Uday Kotak's early exit enabled a seamless handover
Founder Uday Kotak quit as CEO four months early in September 2023, sequencing an interim chief and an outsider successor with no break in performance.
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Founder Uday Kotak quit as CEO four months early in September 2023, sequencing an interim chief and an outsider successor with no break in performance.
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