Which bank introduced 'Liberty Savings Account' for the Indian Youth? – InterviewSolution

InterviewSolution

1.	Which bank introduced 'Liberty Savings Account' for the Indian Youth?
Answer» Axis Bank, India's third-largest private sector bank, has introduced 'Liberty Savings Account' for the Indian Youth, to address the ever changing lifestyle needs of young and digitally interested Indians. It offers a complimentary hospital cash insurance cover of upto Rs 20,000 per year, which covers hospital expenses incurred under COVID -19, which makes this a 1st of its kind savings account to cover the pandemic.

Discussion

No Comment Found

Related InterviewSolutions

Which bank became India's most-valued Public Sector Unit (PSU) in terms of market valuation?
Mastercard creates credit card with __________ scanner.
Which Indian bank has won the 2017 Golden Peacock Innovative Product/Service Award (GPIPSA)?
Japan's SoftBank invested this much of amount in digital payments platform Paytm.
Which bank tie-up with Catholic Syrian Bank to distribute its individual life insurance products to the private lender's customers?
Which bank tie-up with Paisa bazzar.com to make the process of availing a loan easy and act as a one-stop financial solution provider for all retail lending needs of the customer?
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) proposed a set of regulations regarding mergers and acquisitions (M&A). The proposed regulations will be brought under the FEMA rules of
Which bank has tied up with Cashkaro.com to launch card-linked offers as part of its loyalty programme for both offline and online shoppers?
16 The Reserve Bank will soon put into circulation Rs. 5 coins to celebrate 150th anniversary of ___________.
FATCA stands for __________.