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Leadership Team

The core leadership team of ASTUTE has vast industry experience and have varied qualifications and backgrounds.

Chandrasheahar Gokhale – Shekhar heads ASTUTE Corporate and manages the operations of all Group companies based out of corporate office in Pune. His responsibility is to drive performance and service delivery in line with the overall corporate strategy of the Group.

Nimish Sutaria – Nimish heads ASTUTE Remedial Services and is one of the key members for new business initiatives. He looks after business development, strategy and planning.

Shailen Mehta – Shailen heads ASTUTE Management Solutions and Services and takes care of new business initiatives and handles business verticals like back end processing, audits, training and employee background screening.

T. Padmarajan – Paddy, as he is known in trade circles, has experience of working with many large and multi national organisations like Standard Chartered, GE and Barclays before joining ASTUTE. He heads debt collection and portfolio management operations pan India.

Vinay Chetri – Vinay is a commerce graduate with experience of 15 years in service industry. Before joining ASTUTE, Vinay was working with HSBC. He has worked in different verticals including, account management, credit risk, fraud control and retail banking analytics. In his current role with ASTUTE, Vinay handles operations and delivery pan India.

With the increase of fake banking institutions in Mizoram, the state government has asked the people to be cautious against such companies. In a public notification, the Directorate of Institutional Finance & State Lottery said, such fake companies and fake financial institutions are mushrooming in the state promising high rate of interest for money deposited in their companies. The department also asked the people to invest their hard earned money only to invest in recognized banks and financial institutions.
A recent fraud survey report from KPMG suggests that 75% of respondents feel that fraud in corporate India is on rise.
In the same report 81% of the respondents perceive financial statement fraud as a major issue.
Employee fraud is not uncommon. The trend from KPMG survey report depicts that employees have caused significant damage to the organisation by committing fraud.
49% of the respondents feel that conducting background checks of employees and suppliers can aid in mitigating the supply chain fraud risk.