Aditya Iyengar's Profile
Aditya Iyengar's Experience
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Product Lead - Bullion, Base Metals & Energy, Kotak Mahindra Bank |
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| Investment Banking | ||
| India, Mumbai | ||
Working from 2009 | ||
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| Previous : |
Manager, COMMODITY EXCHANGE LTD |
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Worked from 2009 to 2012 | ||
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ACE DERIVATIVES and COMMODITY EXCHANGE LTD. (Kotak Anchored Enterprise) Oct 09 - Present Manager - Products Role: Product research with a view to develop business and generate volumes Middle management position accountable for Sugar and Cotton contracts Develop strategies to take products to market and develop volumes Identifying physical market participants and corporates - prospecting them to hedge on the exchange platform Forming and maintaining product committees Support financial growth through innovative marketing strategies and promotional sales events Interact with regulatory authorities for projects at national level and supervise implementation of the same for the exchange Engage in brand building and PR through market development programs and media Highlights: Joined the organization at start-up stage providing inputs across functions Achieved average daily turnover of Rs.600 crore plus within a year of going live Instrumental in developing the Gujarat region - created member base and generated initial turnover | ||
| Previous : |
Product Manager - Energy, Multi Commodity Exhange of India Ltd. |
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| Investment Banking | ||
| India, Mumbai | ||
Worked from 2007 to 2009 | ||
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Product Manager, MULTI COMMODITY EXCHANGE OF LTD |
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| INDIA | ||
Worked from 2007 to 2009 | ||
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MULTI COMMODITY EXCHANGE OF INDIA LTD. Mar 07-Sept 09 Product Manager - Energy Role: Specialist for Energy Derivatives, product design and business development Designing products in the energy derivatives domain Increasing revenue from energy products in total revenue of the exchange Developing hedging models for companies with significant energy risk exposure Generating research reports for industry and market participants Design and conduct training programs Highlights: Enhanced turnover from energy commodities by over 400% Developed hedging models for corporate participants to manage price risk Designed and launched Carbon Credit and Petroleum Distillate derivatives contracts on the exchange Formed the Crude Oil Advisory Board for MCX with members from top companies of the Oil and Gas value chain | ||
Aditya Iyengar's Education
Indian Institute Of Planning & Management (IIPM), Ahmedabad |
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| MBA/PGDM | |
| India | |
| From 2005 to 2007 | |
L.E. College, Gujarat |
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| B.Tech/B.E. | |
| India | |
| From 1999 to 2003 | |
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Aditya's communities
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Aditya's
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The Indian middle-class is used to getting subsidies from the government. Its as if we have taken the government for granted to provide us food, shelter and life insurance for free throughout life. One thing we don't understand is that we are not... |
Its just another marketing gimmick. Every now and then new management fads come along and every organization wants to associate themselves with that fad to sound important and in line with the corporate trends. Same thing happened with "Corporate... |
Ofcourse, they are. Today, youngsters take interest in the nation's happenings and realize their responsibilities. They take pride in their work and contribute their share to build India. |
Wealth begets wealth. You can only get more if you already have enough. That's the rule of the world. |
Today, talent is not a problem. Attracting and retaining them in the right framework is the organizational challenge. I have seen many right people in the wrong job just because they were given an incomplete picture of the organization while being... |
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