It is déjà vu for veteran banker Vikram Limaye, who will have to draw from his experience of navigating IDFC out of troubled waters to face uncannily similar challenges as NSE's new boss: An organisation beset with top management exits and, yet, preparing to go public
Vikram Limaye spent several years in the US, first doing an MBA at Wharton and then working at Wall Street, before returning to India. After a decade long successful stint at IDFC, he -- as NSE's new managing director and CEO -- is confident of taking the exchange to greater heights.
Image: Joshua NavalkarLimaye is seen as an institution builder. He has begun building employee morale
(This story appears in the 18 August, 2017 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)