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Jay Narendra Kotak on Emerging Titans: Finance, Leadership & His Return to India

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Jay Kotak , a prominent figure in the finance industry, recently featured in the Emerging Titans series, where he shared insights into his strategic vision, leadership philosophy, and his decision to return to India. As the son of Uday Kotak, the legendary banker behind Kotak Mahindra Bank, Jay has been a key player in shaping the bank’s digital banking landscape, particularly with Kotak 811 , a revolutionary initiative in India’s financial sector. Jay Kotak on Emerging Titans: Finance, Leadership & His Return to India Jay Kotak’s Strategic Approach to Finance & Leadership In the fast-evolving financial sector, strategy and innovation play a crucial role in determining success. During the interview, Jay discussed the importance of digital banking, customer-centric strategies, and the need for financial institutions to adapt to technological advancements. "Banking today is not just about deposits and loans. It’s about delivering seamless, digital-first experiences that em...

Top job in a large listed company is always on merit; it is not my decision right now: Jay Kotak

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Jay Kotak , son of Uday Kotak of Kotak Mahindra Bank , and a prominent figure in the finance industry, shares insights into his strategic approach and his decision to return to India. He is the co-head of Kotak811 , the digital banking arm of Kotak Mahindra Bank. He also serves as the Senior Vice-President of Conglomerate Relationships at the bank. Kotak reveals the key factors that drive his banking strategy and the vision he envisions for the future. With his vast experience and expertise, he sheds light on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in the Indian market. Jay Kotak Why did you go to the US and why did you return to India? Jay Kotak: When I went to the US, I went with the idea that I am going to learn, to seek exposure, and to come back. That was always the plan. Of course, after going there, making friends, spending time, there was a little sense of, maybe I should spend a little more time here. But substantively, I was clear. I wanted to come back to India and I...