South Indian Bank (SIB) is targeting 50% growth in its fee income in the coming two to three years to further supplement its net profit. In this regard, the company is planning to open six dedicated corporate banking facilities in major cities like Mumbai, New Delhi, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chennai and Bangalore and is expecting corporate lending business of around Rs 1000 crore from each of these branches, which will help the bank to enhance their fee income like letters of credit and bank guarantees.
The bank is also looking at raising its fee income by selling third-party products like insurance policies of life and general insurance companies and gold coins.
SIB is a Kerala-based private sector bank which was established in 1929. As on March 31, 2011, SIB had a network of 641 branches with a sizeable footprint in Southern India; particularly in the state of Kerala. Currently, SIB has no identifiable promoter and the shareholding pattern is well diversified.
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