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Bank of India to open six new branches

Special Correspondent

HYDERABAD: Bank of India, Hyderabad zone, a leading public sector bank, has decided to open six more branches in the State during the current financial year to provide better reach of banking facilities to people.

The new branches are proposed to be opened in Anantapur, Nalgonda and Karimnagar districts as well as Gachibowli on the city outskirts, according to a press release.

While the bank is planning to convert the existing extension centres at Tirupati and Kavali into full-fledged branches, it has also plans to have a corporate banking branch exclusively .

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