Banks need to further improve their customer service: DFS secretary

The bank launched cash flow-based digital lending products designed specifically for MSME customers, strengthening its support for the country's small businesses

DFS secretary M Nagaraju
"Today, banks are more stable and healthier. While good customer service is being provided across the board, there is still scope for improvement to ensure we bring a genuine smile to every customer's face," M Nagaraju said on the 118th foundation day of Punjab & Sind Bank on Wednesday.
Press Trust of India New Delhi
2 min read Last Updated : Jun 25 2025 | 3:47 PM IST

Banks are more stable and healthier, but there is scope for improvement on the customer service side, Financial Services Secretary M Nagaraju said.

"Today, banks are more stable and healthier. While good customer service is being provided across the board, there is still scope for improvement to ensure we bring a genuine smile to every customer's face," he said on the 118th foundation day of Punjab & Sind Bank on Wednesday.

On the occasion, the bank launched a series of new and smart branches designed to deliver superior customer experiences and seamless digital services.

The bank also virtually launched its CASA Back Office in Chandigarh, a strategic step towards streamlining operations and further strengthening customer service delivery, Punjab & Sind Bank said in a statement.

Additionally, the bank launched cash flow-based digital lending products designed specifically for MSME customers, strengthening its support for the country's small businesses.

"These initiatives reflect our focus on customer-centricity, digital transformation, and social responsibility. We are proud to serve millions of customers and remain dedicated to building a stronger, future-ready bank," Punjab & Sind Bank MD and CEO Swarup Kumar Saha said.

To mark its foundation day, the bank announced the introduction of TAB Banking at select branches for customer acquisition, a revamped call centre with customer relationship management capabilities, and a suite of new liability products tailored for students, farmers, and family members.

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First Published: Jun 25 2025 | 3:47 PM IST

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