Anchal presentation on banking industry
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Scheduled banks include both Indian and foreign banks that are regulated under the Reserve Bank of India. Indian banks are registered in India and can operate domestically as well as internationally, while foreign banks are registered in their home country but have offices and branches within India. Public sector banks are a type of Indian bank where the government has at least a 51% ownership stake and the shares are listed on stock exchanges.
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- 6. Scheduled Banks :- Non-Scheduled Banks :-
- 7. INDIAN BANKS FOREIGN BANKS Registered or incorporated in India. They have their headquarter in India and can have branches all over India. They can also operate in foreign countries. Registered or incorporated in their home country, not in India. They have their office and/or branches in India. They play an important role in shaping the attitude and policies of foreign govt., companies and their clients towards India.
- 8. Public sector banks Public sector banks are banks in which the government has a major holding. At least 51% ownership is vested with the government. The shares of these banks are listed on stock exchanges.