Karur Vysya Bank establece un plan de crecimiento de cuatro ejes

Karur Vysya Bank tiene como objetivo expandir sus préstamos mayoristas y lanzar nuevos productos financieros en los próximos años. La estrategia fue presentada por el director gerente y consejero delegado B Ramesh Babu.

Tras reducir sus operaciones mayoristas durante una década, el banco busca ahora aumentar la cuota de préstamos corporativos al 20 por ciento en un plazo de dos años, frente al 14 por ciento actual. Esto marca una reversión de los esfuerzos previos de reducción en ese segmento.

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