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Presentation on Naina lal Kedwai

Presented By:- Pankil Vaghela (B-57)


Milan Vinchi (B-58)

Presented To:-Prof.Shahir Bhatt


Introduction
Naina Lal Kidwai is an India businesswoman.
She is currently the Group General Manager and
Country Head of the HSBC Group in India.
Kidwai has a Bachelors degree in Economics
from Delhi University and an MBA from Harvard
Business School (graduated 1982).
She was the first Indian woman to graduate from
Harvard Business School
Career
From 1982-1994 she worked at ANZ Grindlays,
where her assignments included Head of the
Investment Bank , Head of Global NRI Services and
Head of the Western India, Retail Bank.
During 1994-2002, she worked at Morgan Stanley
as Vice Chairman of JM Morgan Stanley and Head
of the Investment Bank in India.
At HSBC she has held positions as Chief Executive
Officer and Deputy Chief Executive Officer of HSBC
Bank in India and Managing Director and Managing
Director of HSBC Securities and Capital Markets
India Private Limited.
She became the group's country head in 2009.
Career (Cont.)
Her other positions include being a non-executive
director on the board of Nestle SA, Chairman, City
of London's Advisory Council for India, Global
Advisor, Harvard Business School.
She is on the Governing Board of NCAER, Audit
Advisory Board of the Comproller and Auditor
General of India, and on the National Executive
Committee of CII and FICCI.
Her interests include microfinance and livelihood
creation for rural women and environment.
Naina, also supports the world's largest youth
driven organization – AIESEC as a National
Advisory Board Member to AIESEC India.
When HSBC decided to expand its investment-
banking presence in India, it needed someone to
lead the charge. Not surprisingly, it chose Naina
Lal Kidwai.
The first Indian woman to graduate from Harvard
Business School, in 1982, Kidwai, 45, has
established herself as one of India's best
bankers, a shrewd negotiator with a talent for
anticipating new sectors of growth.
Awards and recognitions

Kidwai has repeatedly ranked in the Fortune


global list of Top Women in Business, 12th in the
Wall Street Journal 2006 Global Listing of
Women to Watch ad listed by Time Magazine as
one of their 15 Global Influentials 2002.
In 2007, She received the Padma Shri, for her
work in the promotion of Trade and Industry.
Personal life

Naina is married to Rashid Kidwai, who runs the


NGO, Grassroot Trading Network for Women.
Qualities
Self-Discipline
Flexibility
Leadership
Determination

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