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HDFC Bank opens 2 branches in Kerala

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Kochi, Dec. 22

HDFC Bank opened its 25th branch in Kerala at Kalamassery, taking its national branch network to 569. The bank also opened its 568th branch in the country at Technopark in Thiruvananthapuram, a press release issued here has said.

Speaking at the inauguration, Mr Hari Belloor, Zonal Head, HDFC, said: "We are committed to offering our customers, especially agriculturists and traders, world class financial products and services. Our focus on efficient and quick customer services, aided by technology would allow us to offer anywhere and anytime banking with an unmatched speed of delivery."

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