Kshatrapati Shivaji has been serving as an executive director of the Asian Development Bank since December 2016.
New Delhi: Indian Administrative Services (IAS) officer Kshatrapati Shivaji is the frontrunner for the position of Reserve Bank of India's deputy governor, according to a report by CNBC-TV18.
Having previously worked as the CEO of Sidbi and principal secretary in the Ministry of Finance, Shivaji has been serving as an executive director of the Asian Development Bank since December 2016.
The position of RBI's deputy governor has been vacant since Viral Acharya resigned in June citing unavoidable personal reasons. According to several reports, Acharya had been at loggerheads with the Governor Shaktikanta Das over a number of policy decisions including the interest rates, assessment of fiscal deficit and the bank's monetary policy.
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