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PNB for more trading tie-ups

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New Delhi, April 15

Punjab National Bank plans to enter into more partnerships to offer online share trading facility to over 3.5 crore customers. "In fact, we want to enter into more such tie-ups and looking at atleast 5-6 more.

The idea is to provide more choices to our customers. We don't want to restrict their choice to one or two online trading service providers," Mr K. Raghuraman, Executive Director of PNB told Business Line. He was responding to a query on why the bank had tied up with more than one online share trading service provider.After entering into an agreement with IDBI Capital Market Services in November last year, the bank had on Friday entered into a tie-up with Motilal Oswal Securities for providing online share trading facility to its customers.

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