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Bank of Baroda to expand overseas
BANK of Baroda, under its global expansion strategy, opened a representative office in Bangkok, Thailand, on August 9. Earlier, on August 3, BoB had inaugurated its 39th branch in Leicester, UK. The bank has two representative offices in China ... More

SBI implements McKenzie revamp plan
Business process re-engineering under way for makeover to CBS platform

DEPARTING from its traditional approach of initiating mere structural changes within the organisation, State Bank of India has started to streamline management structures. This Business Process Re-engineering (BPR) exercise, based on ... More

SECURITISATION


Asset-backed securitisation set to grow on loans to used vehicles
Used vehicles, two-wheelers included, present a fairly big market, and the past year in particular witnessed a rise in lending aimed at such cars and motorcycles. More


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