Fincare begins its operations in city

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Amritsar, November 30

Fincare Small Finance Bank has commenced its operations in Punjab by opening its first branch in the holy city.

The bank eyes on becoming a holistic banking partner to SMEs and MSMEs with a comprehensive suite of products and services. It opened its branches here to strengthen its footprint in the granary of India.

Dr Ashish Chabra, CEO, – retail banking, Fincare Small Finance Bank, said, the expansion would address the banking needs of a variety of customers. The new branch shall offer a wide range of products such as loans against gold, savings, and current account with Sweep in – Sweep out facility, besides offering attractive interests. — TNS

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