South Indian Bank unveils its new branch at Mulund, Mumbai
South Indian Bank today unveiled its new branch at Mulund, Mumbai with the aim of expanding its reach and cater to the growing demand for banking services in the area. The launch is in-line with the bank’s strategy to expand its operations and attract a larger customer base within the region and provide enhanced banking services.
City Air News
May 30, 2023 02:48
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Mumbai, May 30, 2023: South Indian Bank today unveiled its new branch at Mulund, Mumbai with the aim of expanding its reach and cater to the growing demand for banking services in the area. The launch is in-line with the bank’s strategy to expand its operations and attract a larger customer base within the region and provide enhanced banking services.
The new branch also houses an ATM and will cater to the financial and banking needs of the business and working class residing in and around Mumbai’s northern suburbs. Mulund is a perfect blend of residential, retail, commercial, and industrial complexes, prudently warranting the need to set up a dedicated branch office of South Indian Bank. With the opening of this new branch, the bank has increased its branch count to 45 and ATMs to 46 in the Mumbai region, further solidifying its presence in the area.
The new branch was inaugurated by Murali Ramakrishnan, MD & CEO of South Indian Bank, and Kaivalya Shah, Director of Marathon Group, inaugurated the ATM.
Speaking on the occasion, Murali Ramakrishnan, MD & CEO, South Indian Bank said, “We are committed to delivering superior banking services to our customers and empowering them to meet their diverse financial needs. As a legacy bank with a robust presence in the southern region, we are in the midst of an ambitious expansion to fortify and broaden our business operations throughout India to outreach customers at every corner. Our objective is to extend our reach and cater to a diverse customer base, including the tech-savvy GenZs, as we strive to remain at the forefront of the evolving banking landscape.”
