Tata Capital CRO Nitin Dharma resigns; Kamal Bhatia to take over from July 1
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Tata Capital's Chief Risk Officer (CRO) Nitin Dharma, with about 19 years at the firm, has resigned to pursue other interests. He will step down as CRO from June 30, 2026 and exit by September 7, 2026 for an orderly handover. Kamal Bhatia, currently Senior VP and Chief Credit Officer for SME Finance at Tata Capital with 24 years of banking and NBFC experience (ex-ICICI Bank), has been appointed new CRO for 2 years effective July 1, 2026. Smooth internal transition with no governance red flags.
Orderly internal CRO transition with an experienced insider taking over; minimal disruption expected to operations or risk framework.