Axis Bank’s Chaudhry will have to mothball his growth-at-all-costs strategy

The two-term CEO’s push for market share has imperilled the bank and his own future. RBI may be running out of patience.

11 March, 20249 min
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Axis Bank’s Chaudhry will have to mothball his growth-at-all-costs strategy

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