India’s Largest Private Bank Lost Over 3,000 Employees to AI
HDFC Bank ended the March financial year with 3,343 fewer employees, a major contraction for India’s biggest private lender. Total headcount stood at 211,178 as of March 31, down from 214,521 a year…
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