Two senior-level vacancies filled in Sebi
Mumbai: Securities & Exchange Board of India today appointed R M Joshi, the Reserve Bank of India's chief general manager, in charge of inspection (Mumbai region) in the department of banking operations and development (DBOD).

Officials at Sebi said that Joshi's portfolio has not been decided yet.

V Rangarajan, a former RBI executive director has been appointed officer on special duty (OSD) He will be Sebi’s pointman for co-ordinating with the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC).

Sources said the crucial investigation and surveillance portfolio, falling vacant after L K Singhvi’s departure from Sebi, will go to a deputee from the revenue services or enforcement directorate or someone having expertise in handling economic offences.
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MD of Tupperware India is CFO of parent outfit
New Delhi: Pradeep Mathur managing director, Tupperware India has been moved to the position of chief financial officer in the US.
Mathur has been credited with making India the best start-up market in the 50-year-old history of the company.
While this speaks volumes for the growing global recognition of Indian talent, it also highlights the importance of the Asiapac market for future growth.
Says Mathur the markets that have been identified by the company for maximum future growth prospects are China, India, Russia and Indonesia s these account for over half the world’s population and Tupperware can be sold to over 200 million households in just these four countries
Given that the average price of a piece of Tupperware is about $5, even if one piece is sold per household, it translates into revenues of $1 billion.
Tupperware has saturated its traditional markets in the US, Japan, Australia and Western Europe.

In the US, its strategy is focussed on trying to expand products and product categories. It is also developing integrated channels of access to the customer.
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