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What is the story about?
Former Federal Bank managing director and CEO Shyam Srinivasan recently launched his debut book Better Never Stops, offering a glimpse into leadership lessons shaped over more than three decades in banking. The book, described as part memoir and part guide, focuses on growth, resilience and self-improvement.
Srinivasan shared news of the launch through a post on LinkedIn, calling attention to the book’s availability in bookstores and online platforms.
Photos accompanying the announcement showed him signing copies, with stacks of Better Never Stops displayed prominently. The book blends personal experiences with leadership insights, centred on themes such as resilience, continuous improvement and professional growth.
A career shaping the narrative
Srinivasan is widely known in India’s banking sector for leading Federal Bank as managing director and CEO for over a decade.
During his tenure, he oversaw significant changes, including expansion in digital and retail banking operations, helping reposition the lender beyond its earlier regional identity.
His approach to leadership — favouring steady, consistent growth and transformation — is reflected in the book’s central philosophy of continuous improvement.
From global banking to authorship
Before joining Federal Bank, Srinivasan built his career across institutions such as Wipro, Citibank and Standard Chartered, working across India and international markets, News18 reported.
He is among a small group of global bankers who moved from multinational lenders to transform smaller Indian banks, playing a key role in turning Federal Bank into a mid-sized private lender with a national footprint.
Known to admire cricketer Rahul Dravid, Srinivasan has often emphasised consistency and discipline — traits he has drawn parallels with in both sport and business.
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After stepping down from Federal Bank, Srinivasan has moved into advisory roles and now into writing.
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Srinivasan shared news of the launch through a post on LinkedIn, calling attention to the book’s availability in bookstores and online platforms.
Photos accompanying the announcement showed him signing copies, with stacks of Better Never Stops displayed prominently. The book blends personal experiences with leadership insights, centred on themes such as resilience, continuous improvement and professional growth.
A career shaping the narrative
Srinivasan is widely known in India’s banking sector for leading Federal Bank as managing director and CEO for over a decade.
During his tenure, he oversaw significant changes, including expansion in digital and retail banking operations, helping reposition the lender beyond its earlier regional identity.
His approach to leadership — favouring steady, consistent growth and transformation — is reflected in the book’s central philosophy of continuous improvement.
From global banking to authorship
Before joining Federal Bank, Srinivasan built his career across institutions such as Wipro, Citibank and Standard Chartered, working across India and international markets, News18 reported.
He is among a small group of global bankers who moved from multinational lenders to transform smaller Indian banks, playing a key role in turning Federal Bank into a mid-sized private lender with a national footprint.
Known to admire cricketer Rahul Dravid, Srinivasan has often emphasised consistency and discipline — traits he has drawn parallels with in both sport and business.
Also Read: Salesforce’s Vala Afshar says AI impact could be 10 times bigger than the Industrial Revolution
After stepping down from Federal Bank, Srinivasan has moved into advisory roles and now into writing.
Also Read: GNFC Q4 profit surges 88% on better realisations, lower costs; ₹21 dividend declared
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