RBL Bank hires ex-armed forces
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RBL Bank plans to increase ex-armed forces personnel in its workforce to 1%, offering second career options.

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Mumbai, Jul 28 (PTI) Private sector lender RBL Bank on Monday said it will provide second career options to ex-armed forces personnel and increase their representation to 1 per cent of the workforce going forward.
The bank, which made the announcement to mark the Kargil Vijay Divas, said it already employs such personnel in various roles, as per a statement.
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Bank of India Mutual Fund rolls out mid cap fund
* Bank of India Mutual Fund on Monday announced the launch of a mid cap fund which will invest in equities and linked instruments of mid cap companies.
The fund offer will be open between July 31 and August 14, a statement said.
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Worldline partners with Cosmos Co-operative Bank for digital transformation
* Payments services company Worldline on Monday announced a partnership with the Cosmos Co-operative Bank to drive digital transformation through advanced and scalable payment solutions.
Co-operative banks face the dual challenge of modernising legacy infrastructure while expanding their reach to underserved segments, the company said in a statement, adding that it will equip the bank with a robust, future-ready digital payment stack.
The bank, which made the announcement to mark the Kargil Vijay Divas, said it already employs such personnel in various roles, as per a statement.
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Bank of India Mutual Fund rolls out mid cap fund
* Bank of India Mutual Fund on Monday announced the launch of a mid cap fund which will invest in equities and linked instruments of mid cap companies.
The fund offer will be open between July 31 and August 14, a statement said.
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Worldline partners with Cosmos Co-operative Bank for digital transformation
* Payments services company Worldline on Monday announced a partnership with the Cosmos Co-operative Bank to drive digital transformation through advanced and scalable payment solutions.
Co-operative banks face the dual challenge of modernising legacy infrastructure while expanding their reach to underserved segments, the company said in a statement, adding that it will equip the bank with a robust, future-ready digital payment stack.
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