HDFC Bank Jobs

HDFC Bank is a premier bank of India and working for HDFC definitely means working for a blue chip company. The bank operates primarily in two major sectors – retail banking and wholesale banking. The retail banking segment involves dealing with assets and liability functions, whereas wholesale banking revolves around allied functions and operations.

Wholesale banking usually has very few vacancies compared to retail banking. Retail banking employs financial asset managers from time to time and the job responsibilities are as follows:

  • Duties and responsibilities of a financial asset manager include analysis of different customer portfolios, sales reports and also performance reports of different employees.
  • The candidate will have to deal directly with high profile customers and might have to go on field with field staff.
  • Maintenance of customer feedback is essential to formulate new strategies for growth.
  • Excellent communication skills are required because the person would have to interact with both – employees and customers.
  • The person also should have the capability to maintain customer records and account records in a computerized environment. A thorough understanding of return on investment concepts and cash flow models is required.

The basic requirement for such a job profile is a government recognized four year degree. Since, this is a high end management position, a degree in management would be required and the degree should be preferably in finance management, asset management or marketing management. Industrial certifications like CCIM would be required in some cases. A diploma in financial accounting would be an added advantage as the person would have to look after financial accounting aspects also.

The HDFC bank employees get various benefits including low interest personal loans, long tenure home loans, accommodation (for outstation candidates) and annual paid leaves. HDFC bank also falls under the category of “best employers to work for” because of its high profile work culture.

 

HDFC Bank – an overview

About HDFC Bank

HDFC is an acronym that stands for Housing Development Finance Corporation and is one of the first banks in India to receive the “in principle” approval from the Reserve Bank of India to set up a private sector bank in India in1994. HDFC bank started operations in India in January 1995 and has its registered head office in Mumbai.
HDFC bank is regarded as India’s premier housing finance bank and has a spotless track record in India and in the foreign markets. The bank has maintained a healthy growth since its inception in 1977 and has managed to remain the market leader in housing finance and mortgages. The loan portfolio of the bank covers over one million houses and also developed significant expertise in the retail mortgage segment. The bank is also into other household credit facilities and has a large corporate client base as well.

Mission Statement of the Bank

The bank strives to be a world class bank and have a healthy and loyal customer base that would propel the bank to consistent future growth. The bank strives to maintain the highest level of ethical standards, corporate, governance, professional integrity and regulatory compliance. The business value of the bank is based on four pillars – Operational Excellence, Customer Focus, Product Leadership and People. Going by the 30th June update, the bank has authorized capital share of Rs.550 crore and paid up capital of Rs. 459,69,07,030/- (45,96,90,703 equity shares of Rs. 10/- each).
The bank’s shares are listed with the Bombay stock exchange and NSE of India Limited. The American Depository Shares of the bank are listed on NYSE and the Global Depository Receipts (GDRs) are listed on Luxembourg Stock Exchange under ISIN No US40415F2002.

HDFC bank Shares

On May 23, 2008 HDFC amalgamated with Centurion Bank of Punjab and the amalgamation was approved by the RBI. As per the scheme of amalgamation 1 share of HDFC was offered to the shareholders against 29 shares of CBoP.
The amalgamation caused the balance sheet size to be around Rs. 163,000 crore and the net advances were Rs. 89,000 crore. The amalgamation caused tremendous increase in the bank’s total number of branches, employees and also overall customer base. Another milestone transaction was the amalgamation of Times Bank with HDFC on 26th February, 2000. This was the first merger in the New Generation Private Sector Banks. The shareholders received 1 share of HDFC against 5.75 shares of the Times bank.

The Hierarchy Ladder of HDFC bank and Facilities Offered

HDFC bank is headquartered in Mumbai and has an impressive network of more than 2000 branches spread across 996 cities in India. The bank offers telephone banking, internet banking and also core banking (in most branches) facilities to its huge customer base. There are more than 5998 ATMs across the country and the bank offers all major international credit and debit cards.

The chairman of HDFC bank is Mr. C.M Vasudev who is a retired IAS officer and held many responsible positions across different industry verticals for quite many number of years. The managing director of the bank is Mr.Aditya Puri.

The bank has managed to keep up with the global financial technology trends and has state of the art facilities to maintain its servers, ATMs and database centers.

HDFC bank Ratings

HDFC bank Credit Rating
The Credit rating of HDFC bank is excellent and is in tandem with the exponential growth that the bank envisages. The ratings have been given by Credit Analysis & Research Limited (CARE) and Fitch Ratings India Private Limited. The ratings clearly indicate the transparency of the bank in all its transactions. The bank was also one of the first four companies to have pitched itself against the corporate governance ratings of the Government of India and came out with flying colors.

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