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Tarjani Vakil was named chairwoman of the Exim Bank, thereby becoming the first woman to lead any large bank in India.
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"We were fortunate to have senior role models like Tarjani Vakil, chairperson of Exim Bank, who pierced the glass ceiling in the 1970s and '80s," says Meera Sanyal, who ... is now Royal Bank of Scotland's country executive for India.
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