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Religare Finvest ties-up with Corp Bank on services to SMEs

Religare Finvest, the non-banking finance arm of Religare Enterprises, today said it has entered into an agreement with public sector Corporation Bank to offer services to small and medium enterprises. - Kiri Dyes aims to acquire DyStar for 1 Euro - Banks credit-deposit ratio declines to 61.31% - Three public sector banks name new EDs - A year on, mobile banking yet to buzz - RFL eyes Rs 5,000 cr consumer lending - Idle capital a new problem for many Indian banks The company has signed a memorandum of understanding with Corporation Bank for identifying potential small and medium enterprises (SMEs), Corporation Bank said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange. "Our tie-up with Corporation Bank is in line with our strategy of a pan-India penetration and the opportunity to reach to as many budding entrepreneurs and enterprises as we can," Religare Finvest CEO Kavi Arora said. The proposed partnership would look at extending financial assistance to small and medium enterprises. Religare Finvest would work closely with Corporation Bank to identify and facilitate the creation of new business opportunities and provide support for customer satisfaction, the filing added. Shares of Religare Enterprises today closed at Rs 394.30 on the BSE, up 0.79 per cent from its previous close.


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