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Important events in the history of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) include: The RBI was established in 1935 with its headquarters in Calcutta, with a mandate to regulate the monetary system of India and the issuing of banknotes. Over the decades, the RBI underwent nationalization and took on expanded roles like regulating the banking sector through acts like the Banking Regulation Act of 1949. Major milestones include the nationalization of major private banks in 1969 and 1980 to promote financial inclusion across India. The RBI has played a key role in the development of India's financial system and payment infrastructure over the past decades.
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- 1. Important events in rbi history Year Event 1770 Bank of Hindustan established by British 1806 Presidency Bank of Bengal – goes on to become Imperial Bank of India 1840 Presidency Bank of Bombay established 1843 Presidency Bank of Madras established 1865 Allahabad Bank established – Oldest Joint Stock bank in India. 1881 Oudh Commercial Bank – by Indian efforts entirely 1894 Punjab Commercial Bank (PNB), est. in Lahore - by Indian Merchants – 1st Indian effort to continue till present day. 1904 Concept of Co-op Banks introduced by Lord Curzon 1906 Swadeshi Movement 1913 - 1917 Banking Crisis & failure of 588 banks in various states 1921 Imperial Bank Of India – all Presidency Banks merges by British Govt. – which later on become SBI! 1926 Hilton Young Committee’s Report on Central Bank 1927 HYC Report introduced in Legislative Assembly and rejected 1933 Central Banking Investigation Committee’s report passed 1934 Reserve Bank Of India Act, 1934 on the basis of the 1933’s report 1935 RBI established with Headquarter in Calcutta. 1937 HQ of RBI permanently moved to Bombay. 1944 Bretton Woods negotiation. 1949 1 Jan, 1949 – nationalisation of RBI. Governor is C.D. Deshmukh Also, Banking Regulation Act, 1949. 1952 A.D. Gorwala Committee recommends re-naming Imperial Bank of India as State Bank Of India. 1954 ICICI founded 1955 1st July, 1955 – ‘State Bank of India’ 1964 IDBI formed as wholly owned subsidiary of RBI by Act of Parliament 1969 Nationalisation of Banks: 19 July, 1969. 14 Banks. With authorised capital over Rs. 50 crores. 1980 Nationalisation of Banks: 6 banks With authorised capital more than Rs. 200 crores. 1982 NABARD established. 1993 4 September, 1993 – New Bank Of India + PNB merger. Total of Nationalised banks now 14 + 6 – 1 = 19 excluding SBI and its associates. 1994-96 Core Banking System started making its way into banks and branches … 1998-99 Kisan Credit Card introduced by RBI with NABARD. 2004 IDBI enters banking sector
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