State Bank of India led demand for Reliance Industries' ₹13,000 crore 10-year debt sale, with the state-run lender estimated to have bought nearly 40% of the offering.[1]
Reliance Industries' ₹13,000-crore 10-year bond issue attracted strong investor interest on Wednesday, with bids exceeding ₹15,000 crore against a base issue size of ₹12,000 crore.[2]
The Department of Financial Services has called a meeting with the chairman of State Bank of India and the managing directors and chief executives of all public sector banks on 6 October to review the progress of the government's financial inclusion schemes.[3]
State Bank of India retained its leadership in the debit card market with a 25 per cent share in August 2026.[4]
SBI Pension Funds expects the NPS industry to double or triple in the next five to six years.[5]
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