Standard Chartered has reduced its branch network in India from 100 to 80, focusing on wealth management and affluent banking amid growing competition from domestic lenders.
The bank has closed some standalone locations
Jul 06, 2026
03:33 pm
What's the storyBritish banking giant Standard Chartered has cut its branch network in India from some 100 to 80 in the last year, according to Business Standard.
The move is part of a strategic shift toward wealth management and affluent banking.
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