CS Setty, the new chairman of the State Bank of India (SBI), said on Friday that the country’s largest lender will not get entangled in the interest rate war to attract deposits. He said that the bank would place bets on its customer service and broad network to promote deposits. However, Setty said that the country’s largest bank will not get entangled in the interest rate war (rate war) to attract deposits. Speaking at the annual GFF (Global Fintech Fest), Setty, who took over on Wednesday for the news of the language, said that the competition is expected to continue for some time.

SBI will launch YONO 2.0

According to the news, Setty said that in the bank financial year 2025, the target of loan hike of 14-16 percent is going on, and keeping it easily with a deposit of 8-10 percent in view of the high base of its liabilities. Can Setty said that he plans to build on the strength of the bank, as its balance sheet is strong. The bank aims to launch the much awaited Yono 2.0 offer in a closed user group in November and then to launch it widely for all. The bank is aiming to obtain 90 percent of its retail unsafered loans from digital channels, stating that it has so far distributed 1.3 trillion individual loans through the YONO app.

Three new offers started
Setty on Friday introduced three new offers to improve the traffic experience across India, including MTS RuPay NCMC prepaid card offline payment solutions and advance design for One View Mobile App and SBI Fastag. Meanwhile, speaking at the same event, Amitabh Chaudhary, Chief Executive and Managing Director of Axis Bank, said that highly acclaimed zero remaining accounts are yet to reach the system level on a scale. Increasing incidents of fraud have worried about people about banking transactions.

Chaudhary said that very soon the bank will start a service on its mobile app where customers of other banks will be able to do transactions instead of seeing only account details. He said that the bank is currently running a total of 15 pilots on artificial intelligence and machine learning. He informed that one of these areas will be human resources, where the technology will help the bank to see resumes to make recruitment easier.