HDFC Bank’s new boss is good choice for hard times

The headquarters of India's HDFC bank is pictured in Mumbai, India, December 4, 2015.

The headquarters of India's HDFC bank is pictured in Mumbai, India, December 4, 2015.

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4 Aug 2020 | By   Una Galani Follow @ugalani
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Veteran insider Sashidhar Jagdishan will succeed Aditya Puri, who has led the $73 bln Indian lender for 26 years. The group has excelled at controlling bad debt and taking market share. With Covid-19 pains still raging, Jagdishan is a solid pick to defend outsize returns.

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