by saying hi
they do it because they want to
Banks in India these days have started offering competitive services like internet banking, mobile banking, telephone banking etc because of the foreign banks. The foreign banks offer these kind of services abroad and can easily offer them in India and to compete with them Indian banks offer these facilities as well.
Banks offer the following types of loans:Personal LoansCar/Automobile LoansHome/Mortgage LoansLoan against goldLoan against Securities (shares, mutual funds etc.)Home Renovation LoansEducation LoansIndustrial Loansetc.
Yes. Most Indian banks have Internet banking facilities. ICICI, HDFC, Axis Bank, SBI etc are some leading banks in India that provide Internet Banking facilities to its customers.
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bank Al-Islamic is only who give services according to Islamic principles.
Banks are banks. By prefixing 'Islamic' before a donkey does not make it Halal, similarly Usury is never 'slamic'. Anyhow, it is a bank operating in Bangla Desh.
There are 22 domestic and 30 foreign banks in the UAE. The five largest banks dominate the country's banking industry with about 60% of the assets of the five largest banking sectors. Islamic banking includes eight full-fledged Islamic banks and 23 Islamic windows established by conventional banks in the UAE, accounting for a combined 19% of total banking sector assets. There are four types of banks in the UAE: Commercial bank Industrial Bank Merchant Bank Islamic Bank
Islamic banks profit differs from most other countries. It is illegal for an Islamic bank to charge interest on a loan. A loan can only be for the value of the item. The person receiving the loan however, will pay an extra amount which is considered a gratuity.
Total number of private commercial banks is 36 including 8 Islamic commercial banks. And there are 9 foreign commercial banks in Bangladesh.
Banks establish websites for many reasons. Some are: a. To create a platform through which they can advertise/explain the services and facilities they offer b. To provide online/internet banking facilities to their customers
Fuad Al-Omar has written: 'Islamic banking' -- subject(s): Banking law (Islamic law), Banks and banking, Islam, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Banks and banking