BoB rejigs corporate lending, will open 27 branches for it
Business Standard|June 29, 2022
Public sector lender Bank of Baroda (BOB) has reorganised its corporate and institutional credit business by bifurcating activity into two units - large business and mid-corporates.
ABHIJIT LELE
BoB rejigs corporate lending, will open 27 branches for it

In view of the increase in demand for credit -working capital and investments - it will open 27 branches for mid-corporate entities with business of up to ₹250 crore.

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