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The document discusses the functions of commercial banks. It outlines the primary or traditional functions which include mobilizing savings, providing short-term loans through overdraft facilities and cash credits, and discounting bills. The secondary or modern functions include providing various payment services, issuing letters of credit, underwriting securities, and more. Finally, it briefly describes different types of banking systems and institutions.
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- 6. (Primary or Traditional Functions) (Secondary or Modern Function)
- 7. (PRIMARY OR TRADITIONAL FUNCTIONS (Mobilisation of Savings) : i. ii. iii. iv. i. (Cash Credit) ii. (Overdraft Facility) iii.
- 8. (Discounting of Bills) : (Bank Gurantee) :
- 9. (SECONDARY OR MODERN FUNCTION i. ii. iii. - iv. v. - vi.
- 10. (General Utility Functions) : i. (Latter of Credit) ii. iii. iv. (safe Deposit Vault) v.
- 11. (Unit (Grup (Branch (Chain Banking Banking Banking) Banking) System) System)
- 12. (Commercial Banks) (Industrial Bank) (Agricultural Bank) (Forein Exchange Bank) (Co-operative Bank) (Central Bank) (Saving Bank) (Deposit Bank)
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