As the longest-serving head of any private bank, HDFC Bank Managing Director Aditya Puri is an example of how business leaders of corporate giants can compete with nimble-footed disruptors of the technology age and emerge winners.
I have been in banking with hdfc, today come to know that CEO of the bank is from same place of mine, semi urban, great achievement appreciat you, sir.great bank till now...
One of the most successful banker sir u should launch an account with minimum account opening charges and u should open your branch in villages and provide excellent services with minimum charges....
So much sense he makes and one of the best banker in the country. Long live Mr. Aditya Puri and HDFC Bank. India has bright future when we have these kind people and organisations among us Indians.
Puri is talking big about technology efficiency in HDFC but all blabla. I have been chasing HDFC thane branch for a reversal for last 6 months and always they say technical issues and they are keep on re initiating the process every time. Pls walk.the.talk as you mentioned. Chandan at Thane branch knows about it.
It is so painful to see people who don't even knew that in their next car Mr. Aditya Puri is sitting! Absolute fan of the visionary of this man is having. Proud to be an employee of this organisation! Would love to meet him someday!
Too much confidence. I hope he realizes that his company’s most used app feels like digital ice age:3 He doesn’t realize that trust is as fragile as life itself.
Being Humble doesn't mean you need to be less confident. Confidence in the leader is the key. Humbleness comes from the fact that he appreciates newness which is scalable and sustainable
sir mai aap se 2 sal se camplien kar raha hu aap custmber ka campline sunea sir (ara banch bihar bhojpur me dhoka hua hai ) mai aap ko mail v kar raha hu plz help me sir branch me jata hu mainejar sahab bolte hai mai usko tarmenet kar diya hu jao usho mar mai nahi hanta
@@rishahuj lol according to your definition 4 years back Jio was a startup but backed by reliance ? A startup gets minuscule funding in its initial rounds and then have to reaise further rounds of funding and each time they need to pitch to new investors and convince old ones
@@SP-xt7ty, OK, here's some free tutoring... The very definition of a start up is it's selling a new product/service, it's fledgeling, has a business model that's unproven, has high risk but has very high profit margin potential. Jio doesn't fit any of the above. So, FYI, such things can't be called a start up. Flipkart, Uber until very recently were all called a start up. It had, not miniscule, but multi million $ funding. Do yourself a favour. Just Google what are some of the famous start ups. And look for reasons why they are still called start ups. Over and out.
I seriously doubt his wisdom. Laurels to the approach and perhaps the bank may take less flak than others, but eventually they will get hit. JC Penny is bankrupt today. When Amazon started, it was a small company and JC had all the wherewithal to evolve and swallow the competition. They even opened an online store and thought they went sufficiently digital. But they didn't reckonize Amazon or other upstarts as a force to reckon with. They looked down upon the competition as spurious.
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