Deepak Nangia, Satyam Australia chief quits

Thursday, May 28, 2009, 17:14 [IST]

Melbourne, May 28: Deepak Nangia, the Australian chief of Satyam Computers quit from his high profile role on Thursday, May 28. Nangia, who joined Satyam in 2002, built Satyam Australia into a 200-million Oz dollars company.

Reports suggest that Deepak Nangia, along with his teammates, has been working overtime to retain fraud hit Satyam's clients. However, some clients, including Telstra and NAB, have either decided to cut all ties or reduce their engagement with the Indian firm due to the accounting fraud incident.

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