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Budget wishlist: BCRC calls for key reforms to empower bank mitras and CBCs

January 9, 2025
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BCRC CEO Tripathy writes to DFS Secretary Nagaraju

In a move to strengthen the collaboration between the Banking Codes and Standards Board of India (BCSBI) and the Department of Financial Services (DFS), BCRC CEO Mr. Tripathy has written a letter to DFS Secretary Mr. Nagaraju. The letter, which was sent on 15th September, highlights the importance of working together towards a common goal of promoting fair and transparent banking practices in the country.

In his letter, Mr. Tripathy expressed his gratitude towards the DFS for their continuous support and guidance in promoting a customer-centric approach in the banking sector. He also acknowledged the efforts of the DFS in implementing various policies and regulations to protect the interests of the customers.

The letter further emphasized the need for a strong partnership between BCRC and DFS to ensure that the banking industry adheres to the highest standards of customer service and ethical practices. Mr. Tripathy highlighted the role of BCSBI in promoting responsible banking and urged the DFS to work closely with them to achieve this goal.

Mr. Tripathy also shared some of the recent initiatives taken by BCRC, such as the launch of the ‘Banking Codes and Standards Board of India – Code of Bank’s Commitment to Customers’ and the ‘Code Compliance Rating’ system. He mentioned that these initiatives have received positive feedback from both customers and banks, and have helped in building trust and confidence in the banking sector.

The letter also discussed the challenges faced by the banking industry, such as the increasing number of digital transactions and the need for cybersecurity. Mr. Tripathy stressed the importance of creating awareness among customers about safe banking practices and urged the DFS to collaborate with BCRC in this regard.

Mr. Tripathy also expressed his interest in working with the DFS to develop a framework for grievance redressal in the banking sector. He suggested the formation of a joint committee to address customer complaints and ensure timely resolution.

The letter concluded with Mr. Tripathy expressing his optimism about the future of the banking industry and the role of BCRC and DFS in shaping it. He reiterated his commitment to work towards a stronger and more transparent banking system that puts the customers’ interests first.

The letter from BCRC CEO Mr. Tripathy to DFS Secretary Mr. Nagaraju is a significant step towards strengthening the relationship between the two organizations. It reflects the mutual understanding and commitment towards promoting responsible banking practices and ensuring customer satisfaction.

The collaboration between BCRC and DFS is crucial in today’s dynamic banking landscape, where customer expectations are constantly evolving. With the support and guidance of DFS, BCRC can continue to develop and implement policies that benefit both customers and banks.

The letter also serves as a reminder to all banks to uphold the highest standards of customer service and ethical practices. It is a call to action for the banking industry to work towards building trust and confidence among customers and to prioritize their interests above all else.

In conclusion, the letter from BCRC CEO Mr. Tripathy to DFS Secretary Mr. Nagaraju is a positive step towards promoting responsible banking practices in the country. It is a testament to the commitment of both organizations towards creating a fair and transparent banking system that serves the best interests of the customers. Let us hope that this collaboration will lead to a stronger and more customer-centric banking industry in the years to come.

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