HDFC Bank merger catalyzed loan growth, d the loan growth of the combined entity,

 HDFC Bank's merger catalyzed loan growth, driving the loan growth of the combined entity, which triggered the need for the private bank to raise funds, said MD and CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan. “There is a need to mobilise sustainable deposits to replace the maturing bonds,” Jagdishan said at an investor conference hosted by Goldman Sachs on February 19. The bank’s deposit growth will not match loan growth overnight but will rather follow a glide path, he said. "We realise that we have preponed our loan growth and so we need a transition time to warm up the engine and raise sustainable funding which will substitute some of the bond maturity," said Jagdishan. He further stated that this will enable the bank to


match its share of loans and deposits. Despite this transition, the bank aims to maintain financial stability and continue its trajectory of profitable growth, said Jagdishan. - moneycontrol.


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