DATE: MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 2026
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HDFC Bank Shares Rise After CEO Jagdishan's Departure

HDFC Bank Shares Rise After CEO Jagdishan's Departure

Aug 31, 2026 - 13:06
HDFC Bank shares rise nearly 3% after CEO Jagdishan opts out of reappointment
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  • HDFC Bank shares rise nearly 3% after CEO Jagdishan's departure
  • Sensex falls 464.66 points and Nifty declines 174.60 points during morning trade
  • CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan to retire from HDFC Bank after nearly three decades

HDFC Bank's shares rose nearly 3% on October 26, 2022, after CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan announced his decision not to seek reappointment.

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Despite the Sensex falling 464.66 points and the Nifty declining 174.60 points during morning trade, HDFC Bank's shares gained ground.

Jagdishan's Departure: A New Chapter for HDFC Bank

CEO Jagdishan, who has been with the lender for nearly three decades, will retire from HDFC Bank after his decision was finalized.

The bank's board 'deeply appreciated' Jagdishan's commitment, leadership, and contribution to the growth and stability of the Bank, as quoted in a statement.

Jagdishan had reiterated his decision not to seek another term despite 'persuasion' from the board. His role in the successful completion of the HDFC merger was also highlighted.

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Jagdishan had reiterated his decision despite 'persuasion' from the board.

The Sensex fell 464.66 points and the Nifty declined 174.60 points during morning trade.

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