Banks
need to focus on transactions in accounts opened under financial inclusion,
according to Dr K.C. Chakrabarty, Deputy Governor of RBI.
Speaking
on developing a framework for financial inclusion at a national seminar here on
Thursday, he said financial inclusion had become fashionable of late.
“But
this fashion has to become passion,’’ he said.
Stating
that banks had “great reluctance’’ to open brick and mortar branches in
unbanked area, he said a combination of traditional branch model and business
correspondent model should be adopted.
“The
central role in financial inclusion had to be played by banks,’’ he said.
“They
also need to be careful in collaborating with other agencies like MFIs and NBFCs
in financial inclusion because they can only play only supportive role,’’
Dr Chakrabarty said.
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