Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Deputy Governor N S Vishwanathan has quit three months ahead of his superannuation in June due to health reasons. His service would end by March 31 when the central bank would relive him of his duties.
Vishwanathan, who looked after the banking regulation, co-operative banking, non-banking regulation, deposit insurance, financial stability and inspection, was given a one-year extension in June last year.
He was appointed deputy governor in June 2016 for term of three years. He was re-appointed in June last year for one more year.
Prior to that, he was the principal chief general manager in the department of non-banking supervision at RBI.
