Liberalisation
and deregulation of the financial sector, the greater use of
financial engineering techniques and models, significant advances in
information technology, fast growing integration of financial
services and consumer demands have all resulted in greater
competition and better pricing of financial products and services. As
a result, many of the financial companies especially banks have
started identifying new channels to improve their non interest income
by exploiting convergence in the financial industry and financial
liberalisation. Banking services have started cross selling their
activities into many other sectors by expanding their business to
securities and insurance and other innovative areas to recover losses
from their own businesses which include Bancassurance, Mutual Funds,
credit card services, credit rating etc. which in simple terms would
be referred as cross selling of financial services.
Examples
for Cross Selling Services Adopted by State Bank
Bancassurance
State Bank of Mysore has adopted Bancassurance model and entered into tie-ups with SBI Life Insurance Company Limited for marketing and distributing life insurance products and with National Insurance Company Limited, for non-life Insurance products in order to deliver greater value to its clientele.
State Bank of Mysore has adopted Bancassurance model and entered into tie-ups with SBI Life Insurance Company Limited for marketing and distributing life insurance products and with National Insurance Company Limited, for non-life Insurance products in order to deliver greater value to its clientele.
SBI
Life:
SBI
Life is a joint venture of State Bank of India and Cardif – a
wholly owned subsidiary of BNP Paribas of France, the 5th largest
bank in the world where, a range of life insurance, savings, critical
illness cover and pension products are available. It has a wide range
of the products focusing on both group and individual. The group
products are hassle free and are available at the same cost among the
group members. The Individual products are inexpensive and the
premium depends on the various factors like age, health conditions
etc. As an attempt to meet both financial and insurance needs, SBI
Life has introduced Unit Plus II, which gives the benefit of Market
linked returns, which in the long term gives better returns than
traditional savings products. Another Product Scholar II takes care
of the future of the child in the event of unfortunate death of the
parent/s. Yet another product ‘Shield’ is unique, wherein the
insurance cover grows year after year. SBI Life offers several other
tailors made insurance products.
SBI
Mutual Funds
A
wholly owned subsidiary of State Bank of India, established in 1987.
All of its products are distributed through SBM. There are various
types of mutual fund schemes namely equity, debt and liquid fund
schemes in the market to cater to investor’s needs. The equity
funds of SBIMF are among the top funds in the industry in their asset
class.
SBI
Cards:
GE
Capital Services and State Bank of India created a joint venture to
address the Credit Card market: namely, SBI Cards and Payment
Services Ltd. (SBICPSL) and GE Capital Business Process management
Services ltd. (GECBPMSL). SBI CPCL offers various types of credit
cards. All types of credit cards are sourced through designated
branches of the Bank located at important centers.
SBI
Capital Markets Limited
SBM
guides its customers to invest in tax free Govt. of India Saving
Bonds, Capital Gain Bonds, National Housing Bank Bonds, Rural
Electrification Corporation Bonds, Small Industries Development Bank
of India (SIDBI) Bonds etc., SBM in association with SBI Capital
Markets Limited also provides advisory services for Privatization,
Mergers and acquisitions to its Corporate customers, which are new
emerging business opportunities.
Referral
Arrangements with National Insurance Company:
SBM
has entered into Referral Arrangement with National Insurance Company
for marketing general insurance products through the network of
branches. A mediclaim policy has been introduced for the customers of
the Bank.
Dhanvanthari
Bima Policy
State
Bank of Mysore and National Insurance Co. Ltd have launched
Dhanvanthari Bima Policy, a Health Insurance Policy, Exclusively for
the account holders of State Bank of Mysore. The entire family
consisting of the a/c holder, spouse and 2 dependent children (below
the age of 21 years) can be covered under this policy up to the age
of 80.
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