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HDFC Bank shares rise 3% as lender shortlists CEO candidates. Why Bernstein, Nomura, others see up to 62% upside

HDFC Bank submitted two CEO candidates to the RBI, initiating the succession process. Brokerages maintain bullish calls for the stock, citing potential continuity and a cleaner slate. An internal candidate offers familiarity, while an external one could drive strategic reassessment. The bank's shares have underperformed significantly, showing oversold readings. Analysts maintain buy ratings with substantial upside potential from current levels.

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HDFC Bank shares rise 3% as lender shortlists CEO candidates. Why Bernstein, Nomura, others see up to 62% upside
HDFC Bank submitted two CEO candidates to the RBI, initiating the succession process. Brokerages maintain bullish calls for the stock, citing potential continuity and a cleaner slate. An internal candidate offers familiarity, while an external one could drive strategic reassessment. The bank's shares have underperformed significantly, showing oversold readings. Analysts maintain buy ratings with substantial upside potential from current levels.
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