Giving primacy to fair dealing with customers, State Bank of India’s new chairman Rajnish Kumar said politeness and ethical conduct with stakeholders were key to staying ahead in the highly competitive marketplace.
Kumar, along with his colleagues, wants to transform the country’s largest lender into a “Divya and Bhavya Bank”.
In his first communication to SBI group employees, he said that a bank is as good as its frontline people. They are the face of the bank. They make what SBI brand stands for.
“We may have best of products, technology, ambience but if we are not courteous and