Bank of India recently hosted an NRI Meet, “Pravasi Sampark,” in Mumbai’s North Zone, designed to enhance its engagement with the Non-Resident Indian (NRI) community. This initiative is part of the bank’s ongoing strategy to provide customer-centric financial services, catering to the evolving needs of NRIs, including banking, investment, and remittance solutions. The event highlighted the bank’s commitment to strengthening long-term relationships with global Indians by leveraging advanced technology to offer secure and efficient financial solutions.

The meet was graced by Bank of India’s Managing Director and CEO Rajneesh Karnatak, who served as the Chief Guest. Key figures in the event included Chief General Manager Prashant Thapliyal, Chief General Manager (Resource) Sunil Sharma, and Amit Ranjan Singh, Zonal Manager of Mumbai North Zone. The leadership emphasized the importance of the NRI segment to the bank and reaffirmed its dedication to delivering reliable and world-class banking services.

Throughout the event, NRI customers engaged in meaningful discussions with the bank’s senior officials about various services, including NRE and NRO deposit schemes, remittance options, digital banking platforms, and housing loans. These interactions provided valuable insights into customer expectations and allowed Bank of India to better understand the financial aspirations of the overseas Indian community. The feedback received will guide the development of new solutions tailored to the unique needs of NRIs.

The meet concluded on a high note, with a musical program and dinner, fostering informal networking among attendees. With its international presence across 15 countries and 47 branches, Bank of India continues to build on its commitment to serving the global NRI community. Through initiatives like Pravasi Sampark, the bank ensures that its relationship with NRIs remains strong, reliable, and mutually beneficial.