HDFC Securities addresses franchisee business rumours, denies compliance issues
HDFC Securities clarifies rumors about closing franchise business, stating the pause was strategic for better service. It continues growth with new offerings like Wealth Advisory and low-cost broking platform HDFC SKY.

In an official statement, HDFC Securities stated, “We are aware of inaccurate messages circulating on WhatsApp and social media suggesting we are closing our franchisee business due to compliance issues. We want to clarify that our decision to pause partnerships was a strategic move rather than being related to compliance concerns.”
The brokerage firm also highlighted its continued focus on growth and innovation across its business verticals, including its low-cost broking platform, HDFC SKY, and its investment advisory service, HDFC TRU.
"HDFC Securities continues to demonstrate consistent growth across all business lines. We remain committed to delivering high-quality financial solutions and appreciate the trust and support of our clients and stakeholders," HDFC Securities said.
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Last month, HDFC Securities introduced a new Wealth Advisory service designed to cater to High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs), Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals (UHNIs), Family Offices, and Corporate Treasuries. With over two decades of experience in the brokerage industry and a client base exceeding 5.7 million, the firm aims to address the rising demand for wealth management solutions in India.
The Wealth Advisory offering is the latest initiative in the brokerage's ongoing efforts to enhance its value proposition and maintain its position as a trusted financial partner in the market.
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