HDFC bank's shares were trading around Rs 1,839.70 per share on the indian bouses with a decline of 1.37 per cent amounting to Rs 25.30 per share on the stock exchanges.

Kapil was heading the mortgage business at HDFC Bank and had quit in March 2024. The Sebi letter states that the company disclosed resignation of Kapil with a delay of three days, and that it also failed to provide appropriate reasons for the delayed disclosure.

HDFC Bank had said that it had received an administrative warning letter from SEBI for non-compliance with some provisions related to its investment banking operations.

Shares of HDFC Bank Limited fell 0.39 per cent on BSE to settle at Rs 1864.80 per share. The scrip opened at Rs 1863 apiece, against the previous day close at Rs 1872.05.

HDFC Bank received its second warning from Sebi within a week, this time for a three-day delay in disclosing the resignation of senior employee Arvind Kapil and failing to explain the delay. Sebi viewed the violations seriously,

HDFC Bank received a warning from Sebi for failing to comply with listing regulations, specifically for a three-day delay in disclosing the resignation of Arvind Kapil, its Group Head of Mortgage Business.

HDFC Bank has come under scrutiny again, receiving its second warning letter from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) within a week. The latest notice pertains to non-compliance with disclosure regulations regarding the resignation of a senior management employee,

HDFC Bank received a second warning from SEBI in a week for delayed disclosure of a senior employee's resignation and failure to explain the delay. Despite this, the bank's shares have performed well,