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YES Bank has received RBI's approval for appointing Ravneet Singh Gill as the successor to founder and promoter Rana Kapoor as the Chairman and CEO.

During the session, the BSE benchmark Sensex swung over 260 points both ways on alternate bouts of buying and selling by participants.

Gill will replace Rana Kapoor at the helm of the private lender. Kapoor finishes his tenure as the Yes Bank CEO on January 31.

Bucking the trend, the broader markets ended tad lower, with MidCap and SmallCap indices falling as much as 0.04 per cent and 0.17 per cent, respectively.

The Market breadth, indicating the overall strength of the market, was negative as 1,352 shares advanced, against a decline of 1,379 shares, while 200 shares remained unchanged.

While the Sensex opened 44 points lower at 35,806, the Nifty fell 21 points to 10,750 in early trade.

Axis Bank (2.84%), Tata Motors (2.64%) and Infosys (1.57%) were the top Sensex gainers. Top Sensex losers were Bajaj Auto (2.82%), YES Bank (1.35%) and Hero MotoCorp (1.11%).

Yes Bank executive director Rajat Monga and Rajesh Sud, former MD and CEO of Max Life Insurance, are in the race to fill Rana's shoes.

The BJP-led NDA continues to shy away from the outright sale of bluechip state firms to the private sector in the present regime

Top Sensex losers were PowerGrid (1.11%), Hero MotoCorp (0.68%) and Bajaj Finance (0.23%).

A FSSAI statement said that standards for alcoholic beverages will come into force on April 1, 2019, to coincide with financial year requirements excise laws

The government pumped in Rs 28,615 crore into seven PSBs through recapitalisation bonds

The agenda was approved on Monday at the national convention of the Confederation of Central Trade Unions

Chaudhry, the former MD and CEO of HDFC Standard Life Insurance Company, was in September named the MD and CEO of Axis Bank for a period of three years

Government has already energised 2.39 crore out of the targeted 2.49 crore households under Rs 16,320 crore Saubhagya scheme

Year 2018 was action packed for investors who saw volatile markets just as rupee hit rock bottom against the dollar. The eco-political conditions also changed quickly - RBI's chief made a premature exit, and the ruling party faced defeat in elections in three states. Here's what lies in store for equity investors in the new year.