JK Bank assures support to Jammu business community
Mushtaq conducts review meeting of top 50 branches
GK NEWS NETWORK
Jammu, Oct 13: Soon after inaugurating an Industrial Finance Branch at Samba, J&K Bank Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Mushtaq Ahmad, held a series of meetings with business community in Jammu to assure them of wholehearted support in their business ventures.
Besides, he conducted business review meeting of Zonal Heads, Cluster Heads and Branch Heads of top 50 branches of three zones of Jammu province. The meeting was also attended by Executive President of the Bank, Ajit Singh and President & Secretary Parvez Ahmad.
Office bearers of Jammu Chamber of commerce and Industries led by its President Y V Sharma and Federation of Industries led by its chairman Devinder Mahajan met the chairman of the Bank and congratulated him on taking over the reign of the prestigious institution of the state.
They expressed their deep elation and happiness on seeing a person with extensive and varied banking experience as the chairman of the bank.
They apprised the chairman about the problems being faced by trade and industries due to recent turmoil in the Kashmir valley, which has a direct impact on the business environment of Jammu region.
They both requested the bank to come forward to help the trade and industry at this critical juncture and put forward their cases to Reserve bank of India for announcing some special package for the state of Jammu and Kashmir.
The chairman gave them a patient hearing and told them that traders and industrialists are the stakeholders who are involved in the phenomenal growth of the bank as well the state during all these years. The bank shall continue to provide them with liberal finances as their growth story is linked to the growth of Bank, he added.
Lastupdate on : Wed, 13 Oct 2010 21:30:00 Makkah time
Lastupdate on : Wed, 13 Oct 2010 18:30:00 GMT
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