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Edelweiss Wealth Management Appoints Pankaj Razdan As Vice Chairman & MD

Edelweiss Wealth Management Appoints Pankaj Razdan As Vice Chairman & MD

Edelweiss Wealth Management (EWM) has appointed Pankaj Razdan as its Vice Chairman and Managing Director.

 

Razdan will lead strategic initiatives for Edelweiss Wealth Management and work closely with CEO Nitin Jain, who will continue to drive business operations.

 

Razdan has led and steered multiple large financial services verticals to leadership positions over the last two decades.

 

In his most recent role, Razdan was Deputy Chief Executive at Aditya Birla Capital Limited, the financial services business of the Aditya Birla Group.

 

Razdan holds a degree in engineering from Mumbai University.

 

On his appointment Razdan said, “These are not just interesting, but fascinating times for India, as it is witnessing an unprecedented expansion in the ranks of the wealthy. We are also seeing inter-generational shifts in demand for wealth management services as the age profile of the rich and wealthy is beginning to get younger.

 

“At a time like this, I am excited to join an organization which aims to be constantly ahead of the curve in determining these trends and in seizing this opportunity. PAG and EWM have a shared vision of building a unique and unrivalled client-focused business, and I’m very pleased to be working with CEO Nitin Jain on this opportunity. Together with PAG’s global expertise, I am certain that we will create a world-class franchise”, he added.

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