State Bank of India (California) opened its first Texas branch in Frisco. This new location marks the subsidiary’s first expansion outside California, bringing its total to eight branches. The bank now offers retail and business services to the growing Indian diaspora, helping to strengthen economic ties between India and America.
Beyond its eight California-subsidiary locations, SBI maintains a robust direct presence in the United States, operating full-service branches in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles, along with a representative office in Washington | Image: Bloomberg
State Bank of India (California), a wholly-owned subsidiary of India's largest lender State Bank of India (SBI), has inaugurated its new branch in Frisco, Texas.
This opening marks the subsidiary's first physical expansion beyond California, with its US branches now at eight locations.
The inauguration ceremony was led by SBI Group Chairman Challa Sreenivasulu Setty, alongside Consul General of India in Houston, DC Manjunath and Frisco Mayor Mark Hill.
Located in the rapidly growing North Dallas region, the new Frisco branch is designed to offer a full suite of retail and business banking services. These include personal and business deposits, commercial lending, and international remittances, tailored specifically for individuals, professionals, entrepreneurs, and corporate entities across North Texas.
Welcoming the lender's strategic expansion into the Lone Star State, Consul General Manjunath highlighted the branch's role in bolstering India-US economic and commercial ties, while enhancing financial connectivity for the fast-growing Indian diaspora in North Texas.
Beyond its eight California-subsidiary locations, SBI maintains a robust direct presence in the United States, operating full-service branches in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles, along with a representative office in Washington.