Kathmandu. Niraj Sharma, who recently left Nabil Bank, has become the CEO of eSewa. eSewa has stopped the renewal of Jagadish Khadka and appointed Sharma as the head of eSewa. The officials of eSewa have confirmed that Sharma is coming to eSewa as the CEO.
When Khadka’s tenure was coming to an end, he had tried to renew his tenure. However, under Khadka’s leadership, eSewa has become weaker, and the company has decided not to renew his tenure.
Niraj Sharma was in banking for a long time. He had a long experience in digital banking, and he was given the responsibility of looking after corporate affairs by Nabil Bank. He left the bank after eSewa offered him the CEO.
However, the leadership of eSewa is not easy for Sharma. Unhealthy competition in the market, the deteriorating reputation of eSewa, the lack of cooperation of the technical team, the poor system that comes with problems every month, and the eSewa-media war seen in the market can be a challenge for him. On top of that, after CEO Jagadish Khadka made personal enmity, Sharma, who has a bad relationship with some media persons who are writing against eSewa even more strongly, is likely to find media management challenging.
At a time when there is speculation that eSewa will be embroiled in a big corporate controversy due to the preparation of the report of an investigative investigation conducted by the media based on a research based on Sharma’s tenure, it is being speculated that eSewa will be in a big corporate controversy. Esewa is preparing to appoint him as soon as Khadka resigns.
