South Indian Bank
Group of innovative individuals came together to open the South Indian Bank at Thrissur of India’s Kerala state several decades ago. It has now become big name of country’s banking industry. Reserve Bank of India granted it scheduled bank status way back of 1946.
One of fast growing private sectors banks of southern part of India, South Indian Bank is headquartered at Thrissur of Kerala. This bank widened its operation of whole country with establishing 580 branches and 3 extension counters of various states and union territories.
South Indian Bank functions through offering modern facilities to customers. The bank has set up 375 ATMs of different locations countrywide.
This bank offers diverse services to its customers. Wide ranging banking services are bank accounts for different segments, deposit schemes, loans, mutual funds and funds transfers amongst others.
South Indian Bank Limited signed agreement Hatton National Bank of Sri Lanka of March, 2010 for various service exchanges. The bank has distinction of being first Indian private sector bank to open NRI branch of November 1992, so is it first to open Industrial Finance Branch of March 1993.
It has taken keen interest to use modern technology to assure services are made appealing. The bank has huge popularity of the expat Indian community from South India of the Middle Eastern countries for NRI banking.
South Indian Bank Details:
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