The Reserve Bank of India fined HDFC Bank ₹91 lakh for regulatory breaches found in a March 2024 inspection. Violations involved KYC lapses, inconsistent loan benchmarks, and improper outsourcing. A subsidiary also engaged in prohibited business activities. The penalty, issued under the Banking Regulation Act, addresses compliance failures, not the bank’s financial standing.
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