HDFC Bank, long seen as India’s gold standard in banking, is facing rare questions on governance. The sudden exit of chairman Atanu Chakraborty—backed by a cryptic letter citing “values and ethics”—has triggered market jitters and investor unease.

Host Anirban Chowdhury talks to ET’s Saloni Shukla and Sashidhar Jagdishan, CEO, HDFC Bank about what India's banking world is afraid to answer: Was this one man's exit or an entire institution's warning signal?

<p>HDFC Bank, long seen as India&rsquo;s gold standard in banking, is facing rare questions on governance. The sudden exit of chairman Atanu Chakraborty&mdash;backed by a cryptic letter citing &ldquo;values and ethics&rdquo;&mdash;has triggered market jitters and investor unease.</p>
<p>Host Anirban Chowdhury talks to ET&rsquo;s Saloni Shukla and Sashidhar Jagdishan, CEO, HDFC Bank about what India's banking world is afraid to answer: Was this one man's exit or an entire institution's warning signal?</p>

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