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Siby Sebastian appointed as CEO of SBM Bank (Mauritius) Ltd, India

| | Nov 22, 2016, at 01:49 am
Mumbai, Nov 21 (IBNS): The State Bank of Mauritius (SBM) Group has announced the appointment of Siby Sebastian as Chief Executive- SBM India Operations.

Siby will be responsible for developing and managing the State Bank of Mauritius Group’s operations in India.

In line with its strategic goal of international diversification, the SBM Group set up presence in India in 1994 and currently operates 4 branches in Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad and Ramachandrapuram.

One of the reasons for SBM to start its international footprint in India is because of the strong links that exist between these two countries with around three-quarters of the Mauritian population being of Indian origin. SBM Group is involved, amongst others, in the financing of trade and investment both in Indian rupees and in foreign currency through Indian operations as well as through the headquarter in Mauritius.

“India is a key component of the SBM Group’s medium term strategy” says Raj Dussoye, Chief Executive, Banking of SBM Group.

India is an important destination for tertiary education for Mauriatian students and is among the main trade partners of Mauritius. Visits of key state officials as well as assistance in various areas between these two countries are common. Mauritius, for its part, represents the principal ,source of FDI inflows into India.  Siby is strategic, yet detail oriented; techno savvy and has the ability to nurture high-performing teams.

“He is perfectly placed to seize the huge opportunities we see in India and we are confident that he will help to strengthen our franchise and grow our footprint in India,” he said.

Speaking on the occasion, Siby Sebastian said: “excited to come on-board of SBM at this juncture. My task is to improve the current growth rate with excellent portfolio quality, while preparing the organisation for the future.”

Siby Sebastian brings over 20 years of experience across Banking and Financial Service Business.

He is a Chartered Accountant and joins SBM   Group from ICICI Bank. He has served in other prominent entities like ICICI Housing Finance Company, Kotak Mahindra Prime and Deloitte Haskins & Sells.

Siby brings outstanding experience from his 15 years in ICICI Group, having led teams in Retail banking, Mortgage finance, Cards as well as building up ICICI’s Rural and Agri-finance offering. In ICICI Housing Finance Company, Siby worked as the Head of Operations, Technology & Customer service.

Siby has joined the Bank on Nov 1, 2016 based in Mumbai and reports to Raj Dussoye, Chief Executive, SBM.

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