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Turns innovative when the going gets tough
By Our Special Correspondent
CHENNAI, JUNE 3. Indian Bank is turning aggressive under the
stewardship Ms. Ranjana Kumar. Or how else can one view this
move. Having put the worst behind, the bank chairperson has
chosen an aggressive yet novel way to fight competition.
Select circles of the bank is now enlisting the services of
graduates doing MBAs to hawk its products in the market place.
``We view this as a positive investment by the bank,'' says she.
Typically, they will be given a two-week crash course on
products' portfolio of the bank. They will then be unleashed on
the market place to sell Indian Bank's products. In the dog-eat-
dog world of competition where margins constantly head
southwards, an aggressive big push on the marketing front is a
sine quo non for survival. A seasoned banker Ms. Ranjana Kumar
knows this only too well.
These `qualified and smart guys', the bank is convinced, are
eminently suitable to sell these products convincingly in the
market. The cost to the bank will be minimal. For, it pays only
commissions to them.
The `outsourcing' methodolgy is seen to bring a beneficial fall-
out on the bank. After all, this, Ms. Ranjana Kumar feels, will
go a long way in transforming the `old boy' image of the bank
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