Presented By

i. Inderdeep Singh
ii. Henna
iii. Gaurav
iv. Kanav
History of HDFC Bank
House Development Finance Corporation
Founded in 1977 by Hasmukh bhai Parakh
Promoted by HDFC
HQ was set-up in Mumbai
First Company who got approval from RBI to
setup bank in private sector
Listed in NSE,BSE ,NYSE
Among first in new Generation banks

Achievements
In 2000, Times Bank Limited got Merged
In 2008, HDFC acquired Centurion Bank of Punjab
In 2012, HDFC is 6
th
largest bank in India by Assets.
2
nd
Largest in Market Capitalization.
Nearly 2000 Branches and 5,500 ATMs in India.
HDFC ties up with Qutar National Bank in 2005
Best Bank in Private Sector 2008
HDFC Bank in Asia Pacific's best 50 Companies
IBA Banking Technology Awards 2010 in Best online bank, Risk
Management system, Technology Banker of the Year.
Bloomberg UTVs Financial Leadership Award 2011
In 2012, HDFC Bank won Company of the year in ET Awards 2012.

Mission
World Class Indian Bank
Best practice in term of product offerings,
technology, service levels, risk management and
audit.
Benchmarking ourselves against international
standards
Business Focus

Whole Sale Banking services
Retail Banking Services
Treasury
Whole Sale Banking Services
Bank Provides :
Capital Finance
Trade Services
Transactional Services
Mutual Funds
Cash Management to Corporate Customers

Retail Bank Services
Bank Provides :
Financial Products
International Debit Card

Treasury
Bank Provides :
Foreign Exchange and Derivatives
Local Currency Money market and Debit Securities
Equities

Product
Wealth Management
Credit Card
Loans
Foreign Currency Cash
Foreign Currency Demand Drafts
Mutual Funds
Finance and Insurance
Trade Services
Deposit
Investment






Brands
HDFC Bank Smart Buy
HDFC Funds
HDFC Life
Technology Changing with Time
Electronic processing
Internet Banking
Mobile Banking
ATMs
Disaster recovery Setup
Ease Software Application
Financial Position
Total Assets $ 70.098 Billion
Revenue $ 6.480 Billion
Profits $ 977.2 Million


Market Capitalization
SWOT Analysis
Strengths
Support of
Various
Promoters
High level of
Service
Knowledge
of Indian
Market
Higher
Customer
satisfaction
Higher net
interest
margin
Weaknesses
Marginal
International
presence
Customer
Service Staff
need training
Process and
system need
to be
managed
Opportunities
Growing
Indian
banking
sector
People are
becoming
more service
oriented
In Global
market
Untapped
rural market
Threats
From
various
Competitors
both foreign
banks and
govt. bank
Future
market
trends
Employee
strike
CSR Activities
Educational initiatives
National Blood donation camp in 521 Indian cities in
2011
Join Anti-Plastic Drive
Children Education Project
Mumbai Marathon
Financial Literacy Project