HDFC Bank deputy MD Kaizad Bharucha to exit ahead of Anup Bagchi's CEO takeover

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Kaizad Bharucha, Deputy Managing Director of HDFC Bank, has announced he will step down, with his departure taking effect on December 31. The move comes just before Anup Bagchi takes over as the bank's Managing Director and CEO. The bank's board has accepted his resignation, which still requires approval from the Reserve Bank of India. Separately, HDFC Bank reported a rise in net profit for the July to September period, alongside better asset quality. Together, these developments mark a leadership transition at one of India's largest private lenders.

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