PSU lender, Vijaya Bank and Hyundai Motors India have entered into a pact to mutually help both the companies. The companies have entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for this purpose.
The biggest private sector bank in the country, ICICI Bank has introduced a new credit card jointly with Kingfisher Airlines. The card would offer a wide array of lifestyle gains to its holder.
PSU lender, Indian Bank has launched “Festival Offer- 2010′ for all new home loan borrowers. The offer will be effective from 13th September 2010 to 31st December 2010.
PSU lender, Bank of Baroda has taken over the troubled Memon Cooperative Bank based in Mumbai. The bank would be buying certain assets and liabilities of the cooperative bank.
The largest home loan lender of the country, State Bank of India (SBI) plans to make complete utilization of its big technological platform. The platform required Rs 500 – 600 crore for construction and the bank now plans to make proper use of it.
Special deposit schemes offering higher rates of return than normal have returned in the personal finance area. These special schemes have been relaunched by around 14 banks. Slow growth rate of deposits at just 14.4% have made these banks take this measure as a way of rebalancing the asset liability disparity.
Increasing level of non performing assets (NPAs) in the education loan sector has pressurized banks to take stringent steps in closing the loopholes present in the system and also to keep a watch on the students.
Banking amenities for farmers are set to undergo a makeover. It is quite likely that both small and big farmers are expected to receive plastic smart cards. These cards can be used in ATMs, POS terminals for cash withdrawal and making payments.
In order to honour the offerings of PSUs, the 2nd India Pride Award managed by Dainik Bhaskar group concentrated on the contributions of PSUs.
Personal loan lender Karnataka Bank has launched a new savings account product designed particularly for the women. Named as KBL Vanitha, the product has been introduced with the aim of inducing the tendency of saving in women while also assuring them that they can handle their own wealth without any male assistance.