Naina Lal KidwaiNaina Lal Kidwai““First woman to guide the functioning of a foreign First woman to guide the functioning of a foreign

bank in Indiabank in India””

Profile & EducationProfile & Education

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NAINA LAL KIDWAI

1957

MUMBAI

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (1982)

(Harvard Business School)

BACHELORS DEGREE IN ECONOMICS

(Delhi University)

ALSO A “CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT”

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RASHID KIDWAI

TWO

Year Designation

1977–1979 Associate, Price Waterhouse firm.

1982–1985 Investment banker, ANZ Grindlays Bank.

1985–1989 Head of merchant banking, western region, ANZ Grindlays Bank.

1989–1991 Head of merchant banking, ANZ Grindlays Bank.

1991–1994 Head of retail banking, western region, ANZ Grindlays Bank.

1994 –2002 Vice chairman and head of investment banking, Morgan Stanley (India).

2002 -2005 Vice chairman, managing director, and head of investment banking, HSBC Group.

2005 -15 Apr 2009

Group general manager and CEO of HSBC’s banking operations in India.

2009 – TILL NOW

Group General Manager and Country Head, HSBC India

CAREER PROFILECAREER PROFILE

Other MilestonesOther Milestones She serves as a Member of Governing Body at NCAER (National Council of

Applied Economic Research), National Science and Technology Entrepreneurship Development Board of the Government of India and Government of India Representative on Indo German Consultative Group.

She serves on the Board of Dean's Advisors, the Harvard Business School, Boston, USA and India Advisory Board, India Board of Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies USA.

She is a Member of National Council of Confederation of Indian Industry. (CII)

She is Chairman, Capital Markets Committee of Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. (FICCI)

She is the Chairman of ‘HSBC Asset Management (India) Pvt. Ltd’ 2006-Present

She is the Director and Member of Audit Committee ‘Nestle S.A.’ 2009-Present

She is the Additional Director of HSBC Invest Direct (India) Ltd 2010-Present

She is also appointed as a Director in HSBC’s Asia Pacific Board in 2010

The first Indian woman to graduate from Harvard Business School.

3rd most influential women in Asia in 2000 & 2001.

Among 25 Most Powerful Women in Business in 2003.

Padma Shri award in 2007.

Green Globe Award in 2009.

ACHIEVEMENTSACHIEVEMENTS

HSBC Group entities in IndiaHSBC Group entities in India The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited

HSBC Asset Management (India) Private Limited

HSBC Electronic Data Processing India Private Limited

HSBC Operations and Processing Enterprise (India) Private Limited

HSBC Private Equity Advisors (India) Private Limited

HSBC Professional Services (India) Private Limited

HSBC Securities and Capital Markets (India) Private Limited

HSBC Software Development (India) Private Limited

HSBC InvestDirect (India) Limited

HSBC InvestDirect Securities (India) Limited

Investsmart Financial Services Limited

HSBC InvestDirect Academy for Insurance and Finance (India) Limited

HSBC InvestDirect Distribution Services (India) Limited

HSBC InvestDirect Sales & Marketing (India) Limited

HSBC Agency (India) Private Limited

HSBC Financial Holdings (India) Private Limited

HSBC Consumer Services (India) Private Limited

Turning PointTurning PointAfter graduation Kidwai returned to India and joined ANZ Grindlays Bank. In the 1980s India's investment-banking industry was in its infancy, and there was a decided lack of role models for young Indian businesswomen. Kidwai found her own path and within three years rose to head Grindlays's western regional operations for investment banking. In 1989 she was promoted to head the entire division. By 1991 Kidwai felt it was time for a new challenge and made a lateral move to the company's retail-banking division.

INVESTMENT BANKER TO HIGH-TECH COMPANIES INVESTMENT BANKER TO HIGH-TECH COMPANIES

In 1994 Morgan Stanley opened offices in India and recruited Kidwai to head their investment-banking business. She convinced Morgan Stanley to focus on emerging industries such as information technology (IT) and telecommunications. That turned out to be a winning strategy when Kidwai demonstrated a talent for brokering financial agreements between investors and India's hottest high-tech companies. She found financing for Wipro and Infosys, India's top IT services firms. She managed the initial public offerings (IPOs) of India's fastest-growing telecomm, Bharti Tele-Ventures, and leading automaker, Maruti Udyog. For Morgan Stanley, Kidwai engineered a joint venture with Mumbai-based JM Financials in 1997. Under Kidwai, the renamed JM Morgan Stanley became the most important investment bank in India, managing corporate mergers worth nearly $700 million in 1999.

In 2002 Kidwai was recruited by HSBC Securities (part of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Corporation) to become their vice chairman, managing director, and head of investment banking in India. She was also given oversight of the firm's securities trading and research.

A TEAM PLAYER AT THE A TEAM PLAYER AT THE TOP TOP

Kidwai was called self-motivated, confident, and a shrewd negotiator. In 2003 she was estimated to be the highest-paid banker in India. She received numerous national and international honors. In 2002 Time magazine selected her as one the 15 most-promising young executives (the "global influentials"). Fortune magazine and India's Business Today put her on their lists of the most powerful women in business. Yet she always gave credit for her success to the teams she assembled.

Kidwai is also active in her community with organizations such as India's Self-Employed Women's Association and Digital Partners, a nonprofit organization managed by her husband dedicated to closing the technology gap between rich and poor.

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“Enjoy what you do”

Naina Lal Kidwai

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