Axis Bank on Monday said it will continue to grow 4-6 per cent faster than the industry in the medium to long term, helped by focus on rural and semi-urban markets, improving digital infrastructure and Citibank India retail business. Fiscal year 2023 was a breakout year for digital banking platform Axis 2.0 and the early leadership in building proprietary in-house digital native capabilities with full stack engineering, product and a design team of about 400 people have started yielding results, according to Axis Bank Managing Director and CEO Amitabh Chaudhry. "Given the powerful integrated platform we are building, we will continue to grow 400 to 600 bps faster than the industry in the medium to long term. "The significant strides we made during the year on our customer obsession journey, digital capabilities, Bharat Banking and successful acquisition of Citibank India Consumer Business further give us the confidence in sustaining this performance," he said in a message to ...
It puts customers in control of how they want to finance purchases, Kartik Mani, chief executive officer of the bank's retail-services division, said in an interview
Bank's ability to pay dividends is protected, net credit costs have declined: Ratings agency
Bagla was at the helm of Invest India since 2015. Earlier, he had stints at World Bank, Citibank, and private equity firm 3i Group
The BSE Metal Index rallied 1.5 per cent, outperforming the benchmark Sensex which rose 1.41 per cent
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Prior to joining IndusInd Bank, Kathpalia had stints with Citibank, Bank of America and ABN Amro
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The Asia Pacific hiring represents the largest investment in headcount across CCB globally, the foreign lender said
Ministry says the departure from Mexico of the country's no. 3 consumer bank 'raises delicate matters for the finance and regulatory authorities'.
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