Brands
Cheesiano Group surpasses 10,000 repeated customers in December 2023
Mumbai: Cheesiano Group, player in the Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) sector announces achievement with over 10,000 repeated customers in the month of December 2023. This milestone is a testament to Cheesiano’s commitment to delivering fine taste, promising the best quality experiences and building a loyal customer base.
Since its inception, Cheesiano Group has experienced remarkable growth, launching three successful brands and achieving a monthly gross sales figure exceeding 10 crores. The past 15 months have witnessed an impressive 4x growth in both order volume and sales, showcasing the brand’s popularity and widespread acceptance among customers.
Cheesiano Group co- founder Niraj Bora said, “We are thrilled to reach this milestone, and it reflects the trust and loyalty our customers place in us. Our continued focus on quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction has been the driving force behind Cheesiano’s success,”
The group remains committed to providing delectable culinary delights and aims to further elevate the customer experience in the coming years.
Brands
HSBC names Gautam Anand to head global India private banking unit
The bank taps a 25-year veteran to run its franchise as the war for wealthy NRI clients heats up
MUMBAI: HSBC has handed Gautam Anand the keys to its global India private banking business, betting that a seasoned operator can squeeze more out of one of the world’s most lucrative pools of offshore wealth.
Anand, who joined HSBC Private Bank in December 2023 as global co-ordinator for Global India, the Middle East, North Africa and Europe, steps up to lead the franchise outright. He will run the operation across India and its key international outposts in Dubai, Hong Kong, Singapore and the United Kingdom, putting him squarely in the middle of the corridors through which Indian money flows abroad.
The appointment is a signal of intent. HSBC only launched its global private banking business in India in 2023, pitching hard at high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth clients as part of a broader assault on Asian wealth management. The bank now wants Anand to turn that beachhead into a fortress.
He comes well-armed. Before HSBC, Anand clocked time at UBS, Credit Suisse, ANZ and ABN Amro, a CV that reads like a roll-call of the banks that have long competed to manage the fortunes of India’s affluent diaspora.
With Indian wealth exploding at home and spreading fast across global financial centres, the race to capture it is only getting fiercer. HSBC is backing Anand to make sure it does not finish second.
