At present, the real estate management, a non-core activity function, is being looked after by 1,100 officials of the bank including 200 technical officials. It made sense to create separate entity employing much lesser number of employees nearing about 400 to handle activity more effectively and efficiently, said SBI chairman Arundhati Bhattacharya in a statement.
The decision to incorporate separate entity is was taken to help the bank's executives save time and focus on core banking services. Prior to the move, they were involved in managing this non-core business.
SBIIMS Pvt. Ltd. will have its circle office in each local head office centre of SBI and about 100 zonal offices at the bank's administrative office centre on pan-India basis. Initially, the subsidiary will look after work related to the premises and estates of the SBI group only.
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