Kotak Private Banking – a division of Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited (“KMBL”/ “Kotak”), today announced the launch of Kotak Réserve – a Savings Programme* curated for UHNIs and HNIs. Extending services beyond banking, this by-invite programme offers a range of exclusive services designed to provide clients with a luxury banking experience like never before.
Through this Savings programme, Kotak Private Banking aims to provide an unparalleled premium banking experience through a host of exclusive lifestyle offerings across travel, health & wellness, and entertainment, amongst others. This addition to the existing offerings will add an edge to Kotak Private Bankings’ overall bespoke services provided to the clientele.
Key offerings include:
- An exclusive Epicure Privileged Membership by Taj* across a wide spectrum of services such as stay, dining, spa among others
- A Lafayette Luxury Concierge* that provides exclusive bespoke lifestyle solutions, from planning a luxury vacation to a private cultural excursion, or even getting reservations at some of the most exclusive Michelin-starred restaurants in the world
- BookMyShow* vouchers to enjoy the wonders of art, culture, cinema, and entertainment
- Preferential pricing* on services such as lockers and loans, unlimited home banking services, an exclusive call back service dedicated to its clientele
- Kotak White Reserve credit card^ that offer exclusive Club Marriott membership, tee-offs at the finest Golf courses in India and globally, unlimited complimentary International and Domestic Lounge visits, amongst others
Oisharya Das, CEO–Private Banking, Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. said, “We have curated an exclusive Savings Programme–Réserve, which offers bespoke experiences to our UHNI and HNI clientele. By invitation*, Réserve offers a range of privileges for an elevated experience beyond banking. We have onboarded leading luxury brands for this proposition which we believe will be an invaluable addition to our suite of offerings and a game-changer in the world of premium banking.”