I'm sure many of you remember the days when the employees of the the buck book tellers to managers were in great demand in the marriage market. The girl's father was still grateful to have a banker as his son-in-law the buck book has given the state of the person and dignity. Technology and product innovation are known at the time.
"The buck book" is the story of the birth and growth of HDFC Bank who turned eighteen in August 2012. There are many things you can do when you turn eighteen and the percentage varies greatly from one country to another. In India, you can vote and get a license to drive a car but can not drink in public places. But in China, the buck book making eighteen gives permission to drink. In the Odyssey last eighteen years, the book tries to show whether life become different for employees, customers and investors of the bank.
The whole course of eighteen years, the author has covered a history spanning thirteen chapters. Written as a story that the author the buck book has interesting attract readers. The aim was not only to get to the bank's history, but to shoot a documentary about the making of the bank's success in India.
Author, Tamal Bandyopadhyayis one of the most respected business journalists in India. His weekly column, Bankers Trust, according to financial newspaper in India, where reading is deputy Mint is widely read by his deep knowledge of the world of finance and its unerring ability to anticipate the movements of the main policies the buck book.
The buck book kept an eye on the financial sector for over fifteen years and had a great view of the ring changes in the financing of India during this period. It's been a speaker at seminars all over India and led a very successful week (with the same name as his weekly column) on television, with some of the most respected bankers, the buck book, central bankers and regulators in India.
He has worked in the Oxford Companion to Economics in India, edited by Kaushik Basu, published by Oxford University Press in 2007. Banker Trust, an anthology of the buck book weekly column in the Mint, was recently published. This is the first book of tamales.
The journey begins in many names have been suggested as Bombay Bank (BOB) and Mumbai International Bank before finally settling with the name of the buck book. The initials of the Bank of Bombay in conflict with established public sector bank, Bank of Baroda, which has been presented.
The first four chapters are about the bank's decision, the way it was designed, as the main computer was built. The next four chapters deal with the bank's corporate philosophy and how it differs from the rest of the pack the buck book.
Chapter number nine ten speaks of mergers. Chapter Eleven details about the buck book what happened with the bank and how they got into a mess. Chapter XII, delves into the history of what makes Aditya Puri oldest CEO of a bank in India. The last chapter tells readers of history to explain why the bank.
Looking at the field today, the buck book it would be difficult for many to believe that in the early days of training sessions held by the bank under a tree in a composite textile mill in Central Mumbai. It was not an easy task for both the Chairman Deepak Parekh is to get all the core team members to a common level of understanding.
The book is not just for new players or the buck book, but would be a valuable history for students of business schools on how a bank of this kind can be implemented in India. The author has maintained an interest in maintaining an informal style of storytelling. To amplify his thoughts on his first book, we learn that the author left the buck book and went to Goa for about two months in search of privacy, leaving behind his family.
Finished writing for almost 16 hours a day, the end result is a great read "The buck book"
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