HDFC Bank Limited has elevated Ravi SSN to the role of Group Head – Large Local Corporates & PSU, effective December 1, 2025. The appointment, endorsed by the Bank’s Board and the Governance, Nomination and Remuneration Committee, marks an important leadership transition across the Bank’s corporate and institutional banking ecosystem.
Ravi, who has been associated with HDFC Bank since 2010, is widely regarded for his deep expertise in corporate banking, his strong credit evaluation skills, and his ability to engage effectively with regulators and PSU leadership. Over the years, he has played a pivotal role in strengthening the Bank’s presence among large corporates and public-sector enterprises—two customer segments central to India’s economic growth.
One of Ravi’s notable contributions has been his work in expanding transaction banking among major PSUs, enabling the Bank to deepen its relationships within the public-sector ecosystem. His strategic oversight has helped the Bank broaden its coverage, enhance product offerings, and build long-term institutional partnerships. Ravi is also recognized for crafting solutions aligned with evolving regulatory frameworks, ensuring compliance while supporting business expansion.
In his new position, Ravi will helm a business entrusted with managing some of the country’s most significant corporate relationships. His leadership comes at a time when large enterprises are accelerating digital transformation, adopting advanced treasury solutions, and seeking integrated banking partnerships. The Bank expects his experience to further strengthen its ability to offer innovative, scalable, and compliant banking solutions to both corporates and PSUs.
HDFC Bank noted that the elevation reflects its commitment to building a strong leadership pipeline and reinforcing business capabilities across strategic divisions. The Bank added that such appointments “reinforce its commitment to leadership depth, organizational excellence and strengthening business capabilities across critical verticals.”
