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BoB to hire 3,500 people by March 2010

Bank of Baroda (BoB), the country"s third-largest public sector lender, is planning to recruit 3,500 people including officers during the current fiscal. - BoB to boost investment flow between India and UAE - Bank of Baroda to boost India-UAE investment flow - BoB to raise Rs 1,500 cr from bonds in FY10 - FII-TO-FII TRADES: PNB traded at 2% premium - BoB open to overseas acquisition - Bank of Baroda open to overseas acquisition "We are going to recruit about 3,500 people by March 2010 including 2,000 clerks and 1,000 probationary officers," Bank of Baroda Chairman and Managing Director M D Mallya told PTI. Besides, the bank is going to do campus recruitment, he said, adding, "we are planning to go to reputed institutes like IIMs and IITs". As many as 200 management students and engineers will be hired during the year, he said. In addition to this, the bank will recruit 250 agriculture officers. In a bid to diversify its business, BoB will form a life insurance venture with UK-based Legal and General Group. "We have made considerable progress and secured R1 (initial regulatory clearance)," he said. The bank has applied for R2 clearance from the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority, he said, adding, "we are hopeful that in the next four to five months all the necessary regulatory approvals would be obtained".


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