Case Title HSBC's Restructuring in India
Case Author(s) Yamini Aparna K. Vivek Gupta
University ICFAI Center for Management Research, India
Abstract The case discusses the operations of HSBC Group in India and the measures taken by HSBC India in recent times to achieve a faster growth. It discusses in detail the reorganization program launched by Booker, the CEO of HSBC India to transform the conservative institution into an aggressive, performance-oriented one. The case discusses in detail various internal reorganization measures including the introduction of new work principles, downsizing, organizational reshuffling and greater focus on potential growth areas.
Available In ECCH Case Collection
Publisher ICFAI Center for Management Research (ICMR)
Publisher Case No. 305-051-1
Distributor(s) European Case Clearing House
Pub/Rev Date 2005
ISBN
Case Length 12 pgs
Teaching Note Yes
Pub TN Ref No. 305-051-8
Pages (TN) 3 pgs
Issues The need for old and well-established organizations to change their outlook and the way they operate along with the changing times so as to compete with smaller, nimble-footed competitors successfully; examine the restructuring program implemented by HSBC India to revive its financial performance; critically analyze the strategies adopted by Niall SK Booker to make HSBC India an aggressive, performance-oriented organization; and chart a growth strategy for HSBC India in the near future.
Organisation(s) HSBC India
Countries India
Industry Financial Services
Period Covered 1999 - 2004
Level Postgraduate
Links of Interest HSBC India's Website















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