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Long Reads SBI Taps Tech To Boost Profits India’s biggest lender banks on technology to grow in the face of onslaught by fintech players and private banks. By Raghu Mohan
Long Reads India Inc.’s Sustainability Record Here’s what India’s top companies are doing to reduce their carbon footprint. By Joe Mathew
Long Reads Saptagiri Grameena Thrives On Rural Connect The bank hand-holds farmers through the payment cycle to keep NPAs low. By Tripti Kedia
Long Reads New Branches Push Loan Growth At Ujjivan The small finance bank pushed niche products such as microfinance to emerge a winner. By Ashutosh Kumar
Long Reads IndusInd Gets A Margin Boost Sharp focus on bad loans helps IndusInd Bank tide over Covid lows. By Rashmi Pratap
Long Reads HDFC Credila Cashes In On Rise In Study Loans India’s largest education loan financier grew its book significantly after global investors EQT and ChrysCapital came on board. By Manoj Sharma
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