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| Bank will extend system driven flexibility in restructuring of loans : Parvez Ahmed | | |  Early Times Report
srinagar, Nov 21: People of the state along with their trade and economy remain our fundamental strength as a bank and we remain committed to support them and their development in every possible way within the prescribed framework of regulations. Regarding the re-structuring of loan accounts whatever flexibility we are able to get from the system shall be extended to our customers.
J&K Bank Chairman and CEO Parvez Ahmed stated this today at a meeting with the delegation of Kashmir Traders and Manufacturers Federation (KTMF) led by its President Mohammad Yasin Khan that called on Chairman here at the bank's corporate headquarters.
"We are quite aware of our role and responsibilities as the leader bank of this region and are trying our best to meet not only people's needs but expectations as well. And the best example to support our claim is the way we have smoothly dealt with the central government's massive-ever demon-etisation process across the state when the entire country is still reeling under its effects" Chairman said in presence of the bank's Executive Presidents Vagesh Chander, S S Sehgal and Abdul Rauf, Senior President S K Bhat and Vice President (Customer Care) Sudhir Gupta.
The delegation comprised of federation's Sr. Vice-president Manzoor Ahmad Bhat, General Secretary Bashir Ahmad Kongposh, Chief Advisor Mohammad Aslam Mattoo, Chief Organiser Farooq Ahmad Shah, Media Head Farhan Ji Kitab and District Presidents Anantnag, Kulgam, Ganderbal, Bandipora, Budgam, General Secretary Baramulla, secretaries Bandipora, Ganderbal and Treasurer.
Earlier, President KTMF Mohammad Yasin Khan said, "We are here to congratulate you for assuming the leading role in the financial institution, which is not only Flagship Company of the state but the pride of people as well. J&K Bank remains the backbone of state economy and the leading driver of its growth and development, for which we express our gratitude."
Regarding the hike in insurance premiums, he said, "Although premiums are related to the risks involved, which have grown considerably after floods and current unrest but we will certainly take up the issue with our insurance partners and press for fairness and better rationalisation."
"If needed, we can bring in an element of competition in this business for servicing the businesses in the best possible way", he promised.
Besides, the Chairman directed the entire senior-management present on the occasion to listen to all the valuable suggestions and inputs given by the members of delegation and incorporate these to make the system more vibrant and efficient.
In the end, the delegation expressed their commitment to cooperate with the bank on all issues of public interest and assured the Chairman of complete support for every developmental initiative taken by the bank at present and in future. |
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