State Bank of India GDR (SBID)

Overview

The State Bank of India, established in 1806 and headquartered in Mumbai, India, is a comprehensive provider of banking and financial services catering to a diverse clientele, including individuals, commercial enterprises, corporate sectors, public bodies, and institutional customers. Its global presence allows it to offer a wide range of products and services across India and overseas. The bank's operations are diversified into various segments including Treasury, Corporate/Wholesale Banking, Retail Banking, Insurance Business, and Other Banking Business, enabling it to meet the varied needs of its customers through specialized divisions.

Products and Services

The State Bank of India offers an extensive portfolio of products and services detailed as follows:

• Personal Banking: This includes a variety of accounts like current, savings, salary, as well as fixed, recurring, and other deposit schemes. Personal banking extends to home, personal, auto, education, and gold loans, alongside loans against property and securities. Customers can also avail overdraft facilities, engage in mutual funds, insurance, and equity trading, subscribe to portfolio investment schemes, and utilize remittance services. Digital banking channels such as mobile banking, internet banking, and other digital services are also offered.
• Corporate Banking: SBI provides corporate accounts, working capital and project finance, various corporate term loans, structured finance, dealer and channel financing, equipment leasing, and loan syndication services. It also caters to financing the overseas subsidiaries or JVs of Indian firms, offers cash management, asset-backed loans, trade, and service products.
• NRI Services: Tailored for Non-Resident Indians, these services include specialized accounts and deposits, remittance facilities, investment options, and loan services to cater to the banking needs of the NRI population.
• Agricultural Banking and Micro-Credit: Aimed at agriculturists and farmers, SBI extends financial support through agricultural banking services and micro-credit solutions to empower the agricultural sector.
• SME Customer Services: Offers supply chain finance, transaction banking services, and various deposit schemes designed to aid SMEs in managing their financial operations effectively.
• International Banking: A suite of services for managing international banking needs, including treasury, broking, bill payment, and MICR services, merchant banking, advisory, securities broking, and more, facilitating global financial operations for its clients.
• Additional Services: Complementary services such as business correspondent services, business and management consultancy, trustee business, factoring, payment services, asset management, investment management, credit cards, and custody and fund accounting services are also provided, broadening the scope of SBI's offerings to include almost every financial service a customer could need.