Corporate and Institutional banking
Corporate and Institutional banking-
Covers range of services to corporate or commercial clients
It can include followings,
Receiving payment orders and execution on it - it can be towards supplier payments or employee payroll processing
Payments can be initiated via following types- corporate cheques, real time gross settlement, auto clearing house, book transfers, telex transfers/ or cross border transactions
Collection services - direct debit authorization from customer accounts- it can be of home loan EMI collection, insurance premium collection, or lockbox services
Trade finance - letter of credit issuance, bank guarantee application, documentary credit, working capital requirements
Custody services- Banks acts as a custodian to manage clients assets based on written consents
Securities services - FII investments, stocks, bonds, trading, and final settlement
Loans, and Mortgages at special interest rates
Securities services - FII investments, stocks, bonds, trading, and final settlement
Loans, and Mortgages at special interest rates
Circulating intra day and end of the day statements for cash position on bank accounts
Fees and charges are levied nominally for the services offered by the banks.
Corporate banking is also referred as Wholesale banking
Corporate bank accounts structure are designed based on groups that operate across countries
Dedicated Relationship managers are assigned to corporate clients to offer better services
Corporate bank accounts structure are designed based on groups that operate across countries
Dedicated Relationship managers are assigned to corporate clients to offer better services
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