This document defines and compares banking financial institutions and non-banking financial institutions. Banking financial institutions accept customer deposits and provide financial services, and include central banks, public sector banks, private sector banks, and cooperative sector banks. Non-banking financial institutions do not accept deposits but provide other financial services, and include types like development banks that provide long-term loans and help finance other countries. The main difference is that banking institutions have direct customer contact and conduct various activities, while non-banking institutions have indirect contact and focus on activities like long-term loans and currency stabilization.

1. BANKING
AND
NON BANKING FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS
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2. After this presentation you will know..
• What are banking financial institutions
(BFIs).
• Types of BFI.
• What are non banking financial institutions
(NBFIs).
• Types of NBFIs
• Difference between BFI and NBFI.

3. BANKING FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (BFI)
• A BFI is an organization that accepts customer
cash deposits and the provides financial
services.

4. TYPES OF BFIs
CENTRAL BANK PUBLIC SECTOR
BANK
PRIVATE
SECTOR BANK
DEVELOPMENT
BANKS
CO-OPERATIVE
SECTOR

5. NON-BANKING FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
(NBFI)
• A NBFI is an organization that does not accept
customer cash deposit but provides all
financial services except bank accounts.

6. TYPES OF NBFI

7. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
BFI
 Direct contact.
 Indulges in number of
activities.
 National and international
customers.
 Main interest is to help
business transactions
savings and investment
activities.
NBFI
 Indirect contact.
 Concerned with long term
loans.
 Mainly finances foreign
countries.
 Main interest is
stabilization of currency.

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