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NSCB General Manager (Accounts/MIS), AK Deb, addressing business meet on October 28 in Dimapur. (EM Images)[/caption]
Dimapur, Oct. 28 (EMN): Commemorating its golden jubilee year, Nagaland State Cooperative Bank (NSCB) has announced to offer General Credit Card (GCC) financial assistance to individuals to ensure greater flow of entrepreneurial credit, particularly to small enterprises with a ceiling limit of Rs 50,000. Under the scheme, the bank has announced to award the best working corporative society.
This was announced by General Manager (Accounts/MIS) AK Deb at the business meet of NSCB in commemoration of its 50 years celebration on October 28 at Hotel Orient, Dimapur.
Deb also announced that NSCB would launch “ATM on wheels” on November 10 to mark culmination of the year-long celebration.
‘NSCB is for the people and the bank will emphasise on creative belongingness building more relationship with the customers as it is the loyalty of a bank to develop social commitment,’ communicated Deb.
Stressing on sea change with customers taste and market strategies, he suggested on the need to change programmes in accordance with customers’ need.
Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC), Dimapur, Sara S Jamir, in her keynote address, suggested the bank to embark on digitalisation and introduce internet banking, to which the NSCB remarked that a bank need to attain certain target to introduce internet banking. Lauding NSCB for their dedication towards the people especially those in rural areas, she reminded them that the greatest achievement of a bank is to observe if they are changing lives of the people through their services.
‘Banking sector is a two-way traffic and for a bank to survive, a customer has to contribute and maintain their responsibility towards a bank,’ conveyed the ADC.
A customer of NSCB, taking the opportunity, requested the bank for maintenance of the branch office with more customer friendly environment to progress with digitalisation and also opined that the loan system/policy needs to change for the earnings of both the bank and customers.
