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HDFC Securities has announced expanded hybrid and remote work policies across multiple business functions as the brokerage firm strengthens its focus on workplace flexibility, employee wellbeing and agile operating models.

Effective 1 June 2026, corporate and support functions including Operations, Information Technology, Finance, Human Resources, Risk, Compliance, Legal, Research and Marketing will move to a hybrid work structure, allowing employees to work remotely for two days each week over an initial two-month period. The company said the model will be reviewed later based on operational requirements and external conditions.

Engineering, Customer Experience and Digital Account Opening teams will continue operating under a fully remote and location-agnostic structure, enabling the organisation to access wider talent pools across geographies while offering greater flexibility to employees.

Neetika Bhatia, Chief Human Resource Officer at HDFC Securities, said the company aims to redefine the future of work through a more resilient, agile and employee-centric culture that supports both innovation and customer service excellence. She added that the remote-first approach across selected teams allows the organisation to attract more diverse talent while enhancing workforce flexibility.

The company also highlighted that from April 2026, all branches began observing full Saturday offs each week, replacing the earlier staggered working Saturday model. According to HDFC Securities, the transition was implemented without affecting customer service due to the strength of its digital platforms and always-on service infrastructure.

The move reflects a broader shift across India’s financial services sector, where organisations are increasingly experimenting with hybrid work models, distributed teams and flexible workplace policies amid changing employee expectations and evolving digital operating environments.

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