In Bengaluru, HDFC Securities creates a digital centre exclusively for women. A prominent stock trading company, HDFC Securities, has announced the opening of India's first Women-Only Digital Center (DC). This cutting-edge, all-female centre will assist both male and female investors. To take full advantage of the financial markets, young people who are managing their funds need to have a better understanding of the investment process.
What are Digital Centers (DC)?
The creation of the pan-India Digital Centers is meant to help customers work with qualified relationship managers to get the greatest results from the HSL platforms. Because the DCs will make it possible for customers to get support anytime they need it, they won't need to hunt for a physical branch.
The launch of numerous DCs around India will improve service accessibility and promote the use of digital technology.
Women-Only Digital Center: What is it?
The Women-Only DC is an initiative to support diversity within the business and to give its clients access to technologies that makes the road to financial independence simpler. The company's focus on digital is also affected by the fact that Gen Z makes up 27% of the world's largest population of young adults in India. The company intends to hire women under the age of 30 for this cutting-edge digital centre. HDFC Securities plans to hire more than 100 relationship managers for the Bengaluru Women-Only DC.
The Telangana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh clients of the Women-Only DC would be situated in Bengaluru.
What is the Women-Only Digital Center's mission?
In order to enable Indian women to become self-sufficient, the Women-Only Digital Centre is the first step.
Given that just 7% of Indian women individually invest in the financial markets and that 33% have no financial investments, it would be simpler for women investors to use these financial services.
The attempts to promote diversity will be aided by the hiring of women as DC relationship managers, which will also help women manage their finances.
Although it will benefit both male and female investors, establishing a women-only team will encourage more women to investigate investing opportunities and provide assistance in making wise investment decisions.
Women running the centre will give other women the confidence they need to manage their investment portfolios, make wise choices, and secure their financial futures.
