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`Integrity is key to good banking practices'

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Mangalore , Aug 8

THE Chairman and CEO of Karnataka Bank Ltd, Mr Ananthakrishna, has urged the workforce to work hard to achieve success in the highly competitive banking sector. "Let us apply our mind and work with a sense of dedication for better results," he said.

A bank release said that he was speaking at the regional review conference of the bank in Mangalore on Monday.

Bankers should not deviate from the rules and regulations in their operations as they are framed for the good and safety of banks.

He said that `know your customer' and `anti-money laundering' rules are introduced to check illegal flow of money. Integrity is most important in every area, he added.

The regional heads from eight regional offices of the bank were present.

Mr P. Jayarama Bhat, General Manager, briefed about the performance of the bank during the quarter ended June.

The General Managers, Mr G.K. Bhat and Mr N.S. Chakkera, spoke on the occasion.

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