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ING Vysya Bank opens 11 ATMs

HYDERABAD: ING Vysya Bank opened 11 ATMs in the State on Friday and it proposes to open 26 more branches in the State, out of the 56 planned in across the country. Addressing a press conference here, Uday Sareen, country head, retail banking division, said that the bank would expand in the State, which gave a fourth of the bank’s total business of Rs. 35,000 crore. It opened four new branches at Pedanandipadu (Guntur district), Kothagudem (Khammam), Kondapur and Shamshabad in city. – Special correspondent

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