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SBI focuses on JanDhan, trusts, societies to mobilise incremental deposits

SBI is using wealth banking to focus on a segment which is below affluent class but above the normal account holders

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In order to boost its deposit base, State Bank of India (SBI) is focusing on various segments, including JanDhan account holders, trusts, societies, and the segment below the affluent class but above the normal account holders.
According to Ashwini Tewari , managing director, SBI, the bank is focusing on three broad segments.
One is wealth banking, where the bank is focusing on individuals who perhaps do not qualify for private banking but are above regular accounts and require individual attention. “So, that is one segment we are focused on. We have created a vertical and a separate

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