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HDFC Bank Limited (NYSE: HDB) is a foreign private issuer that reports to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission primarily through annual reports on Form 20-F and interim reports on Form 6-K. This SEC filings page brings together those documents so investors can review the bank’s regulatory disclosures in a single location.
Business Wire announcements confirm that HDFC Bank files Form 20-F for the year ended March 31, making its completed audited financial statements available through the SEC’s EDGAR system. The bank also indicates that shareholders and members may request hard copies of these audited financial statements free of charge by contacting the designated company secretary or group oversight head. Form 20-F is the key annual filing where HDFC Bank presents detailed financial statements and other required information as a foreign private issuer.
In addition to the annual report, HDFC Bank frequently furnishes Form 6-K current reports. Recent 6-K filings referenced in public sources include earnings call information for unaudited standalone and consolidated financial results, various disclosures and intimations, an ESG rating assigned by NSE Sustainability Ratings & Analytics Ltd., credit rating information from India Ratings and Research Private Limited, and governance-related items such as the re-appointment of a Deputy Managing Director.
Through this page, users can access HDFC Bank’s 20-F and 6-K filings as they appear on EDGAR, including documents linked to topics like ratings, international business disclosures, and corporate governance. AI-powered tools on the platform can help summarize lengthy filings, highlight key sections, and make it easier to understand how specific disclosures relate to the bank’s Treasury, Retail banking, Wholesale banking, and Other banking business segments.
HDFC Bank Limited filed a Form 6-K furnishing the transcript of an unscheduled analyst and investor call held to discuss the resignation of Part-Time Chairman and Independent Director Atanu Chakraborty. On the call, Interim Part-Time Chairman Keki Mistry, CEO and Managing Director Sashidhar Jagdishan, and several independent directors repeatedly stated that the board is not aware of any specific governance, operational, or regulatory issues behind the resignation and that no material matters have been brought to their attention.
They emphasized the bank’s governance framework, strong risk and audit processes, and continuous regulatory supervision, noting that the Reserve Bank of India approved Mistry’s appointment as Interim Part-Time Chairman for three months shortly after the resignation. Management and directors described the board and executive team as cohesive, reaffirmed confidence in the bank’s recent large merger and future growth plans, and said the board will meet to decide next steps on permanent chair and director appointments.
HDFC Bank Limited furnished a statement from the Reserve Bank of India addressing recent developments at the bank. The regulator has approved a transition arrangement for the position of Part Time Chairman, as requested by HDFC Bank.
The Reserve Bank describes HDFC Bank as a domestic systemically important bank with sound financials, a professionally run board and a competent management team. It notes there are no material concerns on record about the bank’s conduct or governance, and that the bank remains well-capitalized with satisfactory financials and sufficient liquidity. The regulator will continue to engage with the board and management on the way forward.
HDFC Bank Limited has filed a Form 6-K confirming the resignation of its Part-time Chairman and Independent Director, Atanu Chakraborty, from the bank’s board. The bank clarifies that his resignation letter, dated March 17, 2026, was received on March 18, 2026 at 15:17 IST.
In his letter, Chakraborty states that certain happenings and practices he observed over the last two years are not in congruence with his personal values and ethics, and that this is the basis of his decision. He adds that there are no other material reasons for his resignation and expresses appreciation for the board, management, and staff.
HDFC Bank Limited reported a governance change, with Part-time Chairman and Independent Director Atanu Chakraborty resigning effective upon the Board’s consideration of his resignation. In his letter, he cites that certain happenings and practices within the bank over the last two years are not in congruence with his personal values and ethics, and confirms there are no other material reasons beyond this.
The Board recorded its appreciation for his contributions since joining in May 2021, a period that included the merger with HDFC Ltd. The Reserve Bank of India has approved the appointment of Keki Mistry as interim Part-time Chairman with effect from March 19, 2026, for three months, providing temporary leadership continuity.
HDFC Bank Limited reported that India Ratings and Research Private Limited assigned and affirmed strong credit ratings on several of its instruments on March 17, 2026. The issuer rating was affirmed at IND AAA/Stable, indicating the agency’s highest long-term credit quality assessment.
The agency assigned and affirmed short-term ratings of IND A1+ on certificates of deposit totaling INR 250 billion (assigned) and INR 1250 billion (affirmed). Fixed deposits, infrastructure bonds of INR 200 billion, and Basel-III compliant Tier 2 bonds of INR 250 billion were all affirmed at IND AAA/Stable, while Basel-III compliant Tier 1 bonds of INR 150 billion were affirmed at IND AA+/Stable.
HDFC Bank Ltd director Keshavan Santhosh filed an initial Form 3 reporting status as a director of the company. The filing summary shows no reported purchases, sales, option exercises, gifts, or other transactions, and no derivative positions, indicating no reportable holdings or trades in this excerpt.
HDFC BANK LTD director Bharucha Kaizad has filed an initial ownership report detailing his holdings in the bank’s equity and employee stock options. He directly holds 4,586,082 Equity Shares and has an additional 2,000 Equity Shares held indirectly through his spouse.
He also reports multiple Employee Stock Option awards, each linked to specific numbers of underlying Equity Shares, with exercise prices from 6.8000 to 10.3900 per share and expiration dates ranging from 2026 through 2034.
HDFC Bank Ltd director Karnad Renu has filed an initial ownership report on Form 3. The filing shows direct ownership of 8,858,614 Equity Shares of HDFC Bank.
It also reports indirect ownership of 2,184,000 Equity Shares held through a spouse. The Form 3 is a disclosure of existing holdings and does not report any new share purchases or sales.
HDFC Bank Ltd director Bhavesh Zaveri has filed an initial Form 3 reporting his ownership in the company. He holds 292,808 equity shares directly and a further 1,273,360 equity shares indirectly through his spouse. The filing also lists multiple employee stock options110,000 underlying shares each, at exercise prices between 6.8000 and 10.2100 and expiration dates ranging from 2026 to 2034. This Form 3 records existing holdings rather than new market purchases or sales.
HDFC Bank Ltd director Lily Vadera filed an initial statement of beneficial ownership of equity shares. The filing shows no directly held shares and reports 680 equity shares held indirectly through her spouse. This Form 3 establishes her baseline ownership position as a company insider.