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UTI Mutual in pact with StanChart

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Mumbai, Dec. 3 UTI Mutual Fund has tied up with Standard Chartered bank for distribution of their mutual fund schemes. Under the agreement, Standard Chartered bank will offer the entire bouquet of UTI MF’s schemes across its branches.

“This tie-up will provide an opportunity to two million customers of Standard Chartered bank to invest in UTI MF schemes at the branches where they do their banking transaction,” said Mr Jaideep Bhattacharya, Chief Marketing Officer, UTI AMC.

“For distribution of UTI MF products, Standard Chartered bank has identified all its 83 branches across 33 cities in India,” said Mr Sandeep Das, General Manager, Wealth Management Services, Standard Chartered Bank.

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