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SBI to deepen employees€™ financial understanding; to have bi-weekly yoga sessions for all

Mumbai, June 23 (PTI) announced that the country’s largest lending SBI will train all 2.36 Lakh employees to help deepen their financial understanding.

In addition, as part of general welfare, the bank will have virtual yoga sessions twice a week during the year.

According to another statement, the Bank operated by the state was connected to FPSB India to integrate the ‘certified financial planner’ certificate into the employee learning and development framework.

He said that a agreement between the two organizations was signed and the initiative aims to “raise 2.36 lakh employees and deepen the quality of financial understanding” and also to develop customer support skills while dealing with segments such as non -established Indians, high net value and high -net valuable individuals.

“This strategic initiative aims to increase the depth, quality and consistency of financial planning provided in the comprehensive branch and digital network of the SBI.” He said.

He said that the training will cover the investment planning, retirement ready for retirement, insurance consultancy and real estate planning.

This partnership reflects the commitment to raise the perfection of planning by placing the global recognized standards in the global learning ecosystem.

FPSB General Manager of India, Krishan Mishra, called India’s a turning point for the financial ecosystem.

The yoga initiative is part of the bank’s attempts to create a careful, holistic working environment.

Within the scope of the International Yoga Day on Sunday, 400 SBI employees and senior leadership participated in Yoga sessions.

“Today’s yoga session was a strong confirmation of our belief in the potential of transformative for individual health,” CS Setty, the president of the bank. He said.

2.37 Virtual yoga sessions for the Lakh employee should be seen as a proof of their commitment to their holistic health, and that a developing labor force contributes to a sustainable future.

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