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Karnataka Bank opens retail assets centre to drive loan growth

Karnataka Bank, a private-sector leader in financial services, has unveiled its first Retail Assets Centre (RAC) in Bengaluru’s JP Nagar. This milestone is a strategic step to centralize and enhance the bank’s retail banking operations. By uniting critical functions like credit underwriting, business coordination, and loan disbursement under one roof, Karnataka Bank aims to revolutionise customer experiences and significantly expand its retail loan portfolio.

The RAC is designed as a hub to streamline the delivery of retail loan products, offering customers a one-stop solution. The initiative focuses on accelerated loan processing, personalised services, and competitive pricing to cater to growing demand. Customers and channel partners alike will benefit from faster turnaround times and a seamless application process supported by advanced technology platforms.

Karnataka Bank’s Managing Director and CEO, Srikrishnan H, highlighted the vision behind the RAC. He stated that this customer-centric model will play a pivotal role in meeting the rising demand for housing and mortgage-based loans. Plans are already underway to extend RACs to other locations nationwide, while also incorporating MSME loans into the structure.

Adding to the initiative, Executive Director Sekhar Rao emphasised that leveraging advanced technology would be central to the RAC’s success. The centre will enable a hassle-free customer journey, from application to disbursement, supported by both physical and digital touchpoints.

The Retail Assets Centre marks another step in Karnataka Bank’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its retail banking presence. Known for its commitment to customer-first banking, the bank envisions the RAC as a means to enhance operational efficiency while delivering unparalleled value to its customers.


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