Mr. A.S. S. Murty

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  Scam-hit Satyam gets Murty as CEO and Rs 600 cr
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  > Hyderabad Satyam's government-appointed Board on Thursday named A S Murty, one of the company's own, as Chief Executive and announced tying up Rs 600 crore loans to meet working capital needs.
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  Murty, who has been with Satyam for 15 years and was currently heading the company's global delivery unit, would assume charge as CEO with immediate effect.
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  That some of the divorced women "are difficult to fit into teams; they can make both insensitive bosses as well as subordinates."That "at senior levels family women fit in much better".All this and more here from Mr A.S. Murty, Director and Senior Vice-President, Human Resources, Satyam Computer Services. Repulsive stuff, actually. And on record, too. This may be the fourth biggest IT firm in this country, may be a billion dollar company, may be a great brand in the market; but if this is what the Human Resources Vice President believes in, I would rather starve than work for an organization like this. With such regressive ideas, does he really believe that he can "bridge the gap" and hire more women at senior positions?

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  The new board of fraud-scarred Satyam Computer Services on Thursday appointed A.S. Murty as chief executive, and said it had bank approval for funding of 6 billion rupees (,123 million) to meet capital requirements.
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  Murty, a Satyam executive for 15 years, will be the chief executive with immediate effect, the company said in a statement. Previously the company spelled his name Murthy.

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  Satyam gets Murty as CEO and Rs 600 cr
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  Hyderabad: Satyam's government-appointed Board on Thursday named A S Murty, one of the company's own, as Chief Executive and announced tying up Rs 600 crore loans to meet working capital needs.
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  Murty, who has been with Satyam for 15 years and was currently heading the company's global delivery unit, would assume charge as CEO with immediate effect.
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  That some of the divorced women "are difficult to fit into teams; they can make both insensitive bosses as well as subordinates."That "at senior levels family women fit in much better".All this and more here from Mr A.S. Murty, Director and Senior Vice-President, Human Resources, Satyam Computer Services. Repulsive stuff, actually. And on record, too. This may be the fourth biggest IT firm in this country, may be a billion dollar company, may be a great brand in the market; but if this is what the Human Resources Vice President believes in, I would rather starve than work for an organization like this. With such regressive ideas, does he really believe that he can "bridge the gap" and hire more women at senior positions?

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  The appointment comes a day after A.S. Murty was named chief executive officer of the company.

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  Mr. A.S. Murthy, Head, Global Delivery and Global Leadership Development

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  Feb. 5: The newly-constituted Satyam Board on Thursday na-med a Satyam insider, Mr A.S. Murty, as the CEO, ending days of speculation.
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  Mr Murty has been with Satyam for over 15 years, since January 1994. He was head of delivery and headed the largest business unit prior to taking over human resources. Prior to joining Satyam, Mr Murty was with Tata Consultancy Services for over 12 years.
  
  Meanwhile, in New Delhi on Thursday, the Satyam board members, including Mr Kiran Karnik, HDFC chairman Deepak Parekh and CII chief mentor Tarun Das, briefed corporate affairs minister Prem Chand Gupta about the board's decisions. including the appointment of the new CEO, Mr A.S. Murty.
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  Mr Murty is a capable person and he is from within the Satyam organisation.
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  On his new role, Mr Murty said: "We will chart a precise and practical 30-60-90 day plan that will encompass and address the interests of all stakeholders."
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  Meanwhile, Mr Deepak Parekh justified the appointment of Mr Murty as CEO in an interview to a business news channel, saying, "We found that an insider would be in a better position to deal with existing clients and prospective clients.
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  Mr Murty has handled delivery to clients and has interacted with them round the globe."

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  Scam-hit Satyam gets Murty as CEO and Rs 600 cr
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  Hyderabad: Satyam's government-appointed Board on Thursday named A S Murty, one of the company's own, as Chief Executive and announced tying up Rs 600 crore loans to meet working capital needs.
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  Murty, who has been with Satyam for 15 years and was currently heading the company's global delivery unit, would assume charge as CEO with immediate effect.
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  That some of the divorced women "are difficult to fit into teams; they can make both insensitive bosses as well as subordinates."That "at senior levels family women fit in much better".All this and more here from Mr A.S. Murty, Director and Senior Vice-President, Human Resources, Satyam Computer Services. Repulsive stuff, actually. And on record, too. This may be the fourth biggest IT firm in this country, may be a billion dollar company, may be a great brand in the market; but if this is what the Human Resources Vice President believes in, I would rather starve than work for an organization like this. With such regressive ideas, does he really believe that he can "bridge the gap" and hire more women at senior positions?

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  A.S. Murty, appointed as Satyam Computer Services' new CEO on Thursday, sold 40,000 shares of the company worth approximately Rs 90 lakh between December 12 and 16, 2008, according to disclosures made by the company to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). On December 16, the former board of Satyam, under the chairmanship of its now-jailed founder B. Ramalinga Raju, decided to acquire family-dominated Maytas Infrastructure and family-owned Maytas Properties for ,1.6 billion (Rs 8,000 crore), which eventually led to Raju's admission of fraud.
  
  A company spokesperson rejected suggestions of insider trading or that Murty knew of the impending controversy and cashed out before the shares lost value. "It is not a case of insider trading and #8230; Murthy was not privy to proceedings of the board meeting on December 16," she said.
  
  She also denied that Murty knew of the Maytas buyout proposals. Murty sold 7,000 shares on December 12, 14,000 on December 15 and 19,000 on December 16.
  
  Before that, the last time Murty - the global delivery head before the new assignment - sold shares was in June 2008, when he offloaded 3,200 shares worth about Rs 15.9 lakh. On the BSE, Satyam shares closed at Rs 226 on December 16.
  
  After the announcement of the Maytas acquisition, its price crashed by 30 per cent to close at Rs 158 on December 17, and hit a low of Rs 20.30 per share on January 15. If Murty had not sold the shares prior to the announcement, their value based on Thursday's closing price of Rs 46.25, would be Rs 18.5 lakh - a fifth of what Murty got when he sold them.
  
  The Satyam spokesperson said the board was aware of Murty's share sales. "They have done all due diligence," she said.

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  Published on: 2/12/2009    Last Visited: 2/12/2009  

  Satyam also said in the newsletter that A.S. Murty, its new chief executive, would meet with key customers in the next two to three weeks.

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  The new chief executive officer of fraud-hit Satyam Computer Services sold 40,000 shares of the company in the days before theprevious board's aborted decision to buy two related firms, stock exchange data shows. A.S. Murty was named chief executive with immediate effect by the new government-appointed board on Thursday, Satyam said in a statement after a two-day board meeting in the southern city of Hyderabad. Disclosures sent by Satyam to the Bombay Stock Exchange in December show A.S. Murthy sold 7,000 shares in the company on Dec. 12, 14,000 on Dec. 15 and 19,000 on Dec. 16. The sales left him with 50,065 Satyam shares.
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  Satyam CEO candidates selection process ended, After appointed A.S.Moorthy.Ending days of speculation, the Government appointed Satyam Board has opted for Mr A.S. Murty, an insider, for the top slot to steer the embattled Satyam Computer Services out of the big crisis it has landed in.Mr Homi Khusrokhan, the former Tata Chemicals chief, and Mr Partho Datta (formerly of Murugap
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  We thought he (Mr Murty) was the best person to be put in-charge."The Corporate Affairs Minister, Mr P.C. Gupta, said that Mr Murty's long stint in the IT industry made him suitable for the job.Also, being from within the organisation enables him to have a clear picture on `what has to be done', the Minister said.
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  We thought he (Mr Murty) was the best person to be put in-charge."The Corporate Affairs Minister, Mr P.C. Gupta, said that Mr Murty's long stint in the IT industry made him suitable for the job.Also, being from within the organisation enables him to have a clear picture on `what has to be done', the Minister said.

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