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IDFC top managers resign

MUMBAI, MARCH 20. The top management of IDFC, including the Managing Director and CEO, Nasser Munjee, has quit, expressing unhappiness over the Government's proposal to merge the infrastructure entity with State Bank of India.

Others among the management, who have put in their papers, are Urijit Patel, A. K. T. Chari, L. K. Narayana, Luis Miranda, M. N. Shah and Bipin Gemani. — PTI

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