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Reserve Bank of India names Shri Suman Ray as executive director

Shri Ray previously served as regional director for Maharashtra.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has appointed Shri Suman Ray as executive director.

As executive director, Shri Ray will look after the Deposit Insurance & Credit Guarantee Corporation and Premises Department, the RBI said in an announcement on 1 September 2026.

Shri Ray brings three decades of experience in his new role in the RBI.

Shri Ray previously worked in the areas of currency management, financial inclusion, payment and settlement system, consumer education and protection, and human resources.

Shri Ray previously served as regional director for Maharashtra, a state in Western India.

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