‘GE Money announced today that its joint venture in India with State Bank of India - SBI Card - has reached the two million card customer milestone, making it a leading player in the highly competitive and fast-growing consumer finance market.

GE Money’s partnership with State Bank of India (SBI), which began in 1998, has experienced double-digit growth by combining SBI’s market presence and strength as a trusted brand with GE Money’s global expertise in technology, business processes, and international leadership in innovative financial products and services. ‘

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