Corruptly..... Egger to put the majority into debt. Ask your self..... Why would a Bank Charge high interest rates to a client who they consider high risk? Wouldn't high interest rate turn some one away from actually paying the money back to the lender. If I borrowed $1000 at 20% interest and could only afford to pay back the loan at $30 a month I would never pay back the loan because each month the $30 I pay would only be paying for the interest.
Foreign Banks
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Profitability is the biggest factor that would hinder the growth of rural banks. Rural banks operate in villages and rural areas of a country. The number of customers and the kind of services that are offered in rural banks are significantly lesser than regular banks. Banks cannot charge any fee because rural customers wouldn't want to pay any fee to operate bank accounts and may not deposit much money either. So, the banks cant make much profits through their rural branches. So, banks may not be motivated much to open or operate such branches.
The functions of nationalized and private banks don't differ much. Except for the fact that nationalized banks are owned by the government, they do exactly the same thing private banks do. One difference I can think of is that, they operate in rural areas where private banks don't see any profitability to operate. They may help provide financial services to rural people.
Some US companies that operate internationally include Coke, Pepsi, McDonald's and Taco Bell. There are many more who operate internationally such as banks.
Foreign Banks
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Foreign banks operate in India, just the way the local banks do. They are bound by all the rules and regulations that are applicable to banks based out of India and they are governed by the Reserve Bank of India that controls/governs all banks operating in India. Some of the foreign banks that operate in India are: 1. Citibank 2. HSBC 3. Standard Chartered 4. Barclays 5. Etc.
Profitability is the biggest factor that would hinder the growth of rural banks. Rural banks operate in villages and rural areas of a country. The number of customers and the kind of services that are offered in rural banks are significantly lesser than regular banks. Banks cannot charge any fee because rural customers wouldn't want to pay any fee to operate bank accounts and may not deposit much money either. So, the banks cant make much profits through their rural branches. So, banks may not be motivated much to open or operate such branches.
The functions of nationalized and private banks don't differ much. Except for the fact that nationalized banks are owned by the government, they do exactly the same thing private banks do. One difference I can think of is that, they operate in rural areas where private banks don't see any profitability to operate. They may help provide financial services to rural people.
Some US companies that operate internationally include Coke, Pepsi, McDonald's and Taco Bell. There are many more who operate internationally such as banks.
Mutual savings banks exist mainly in the eastern part of the United States.
Banks that only operate online include ING Direct, iGo Banking, ETrade Bank, HSBC Direct, First Direct, PC Financial, Citizens Bank, Rabo Direct and Inteligo.
Yes. Some banks do operate in both countries.
A foreign bank is a bank that was established in a different country and is also serving customers of another country. Foreign banks operate in india, just the way the local banks do. They are bound by all the rules and regulations that are applicable to banks based out of India and they are governed by the Reserve Bank of India that controls/governs all banks operating in India. Some of the foreign banks that operate in India are:CitibankHSBCStandard CharteredBarclaysEtc.