This document classifies and describes different types of banks. It discusses banks classified by function into central banks, commercial banks, exchange banks, savings banks, and agricultural/industrial banks. Banks are also classified by ownership as public sector, private sector, and cooperative banks, and by domicile as domestic or foreign banks. Additionally, banks are classified as scheduled or non-scheduled based on regulations. The document also provides an overview of Islamic banking principles.

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2. CLASSIFICATION OF BANKS
By
Awais Lakho
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3. BANK
A licensed financial institution.
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4. CLASSIFICATION OF BANKS
A. ON THE BASIS OF FUNCTIONS
B. ON THE BASIS OF OWNERSHIP
C. ON THE BASIS OF DOMICILE
D. ON THE BASIS OF SCHEDULING
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6. TYPES OF BANK ON THE BASIS OF
FUNCTIONS
1. Central Bank
2. Commercial bank
3. Exchange banks
4. Saving banks
5. Agricultural banks
6. Industrial banks
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7. TYPES OF BANK ON THE BASIS
OF OWNERSHIP
A. Public sector banks
B. Private sector banks
C. Cooperative banks
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8. TYPES OF BANK ON THE BASIS
OF DOMICILE
A. Domestic banks
B. Foreign banks
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9. TYPE OF BANKS ON THE BASIS
OF SCHEDULING
A. Scheduled banks
B. Non-scheduled banks
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10. ISLAMIC BANKING
• Islamic banking or Islamic finance is related to the
activities that are related or complied with sharia.
Islamic banks don’t use any USURY, RIBA and
INTEREST which are the same things and are
prohibited in Islam.
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12. SHARE RATIO OF CONVENTIONAL
BANKS
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13. SHARE RATIO OF ISLAMIC BANKS
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