Investor Bank

Investor Bank is tucked away at No. 3 A No. 31 in Rachna Vaishali. It’s not one of those massive buildings you see in the city center with glass walls and a fancy lobby. Our place is a lot more modest. We’ve been here for a good while, and most of us know the way the door sticks a little when it's raining outside. Inside, there are just a few desks and some filing cabinets that have seen better days. We spend our time going through accounts and helping folks who walk in off the street. Rachna Vaishali is a pretty busy spot, so there’s always the sound of traffic or people talking outside. Sometimes we have a bit of a wait if several people come in at once, but we just get through it. There aren’t any big posters or marketing stuff on the walls. Just a calendar and maybe a clock that’s a few minutes fast. We don’t really do anything flashy. It’s just about getting the paperwork right and making sure the numbers add up at the end of the day. The tea guy comes by around three, and that’s usually when we take a short break before finishing up. It’s a simple way to run things, but it works for us. We aren't trying to be anything other than a local bank where people can handle their money without a lot of fuss. It’s just a regular job in a regular part of town.