.........."If the past chairmen and the top management had not had the ability to envision what the future would be like, we would have become irrelevant a long time ago," says Bhattacharya , who is yet to move to her new renovated chairperson's office. The 58-year old, however, agrees that much cannot be done in a very short tenure. "It takes time for something to really filter down and start giving results," she says. The government now seems keen to set the house of SBI in order. Bhattacharya's entry into the corner room has brought some firsts to the bank, often a victim of musical chairs at the top. For the first time, the bank is experimenting with a fixed tenure for the chairman - Bhattacharya has got a fixed three-year term...........
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