In India, the investment policy of each bank is determined by the bank's administrators meaning each bank has different policies regarding investments.
When a bank combines the deposit as well as investment banking activites, it is called mixed banking. In other words, when banks perform the dual function of commercial banking and investment banking, i.e., provide long term lending to industries. it is called mixed banking. It all stared in Germany. After indutrial development took place. there were no banks in Germany to provide long term finance to these industrial units. So the commercial banks in Germany were forced to finance to these industries both for short-term as well as for long-term requirements. These banks, were therefore, called mixed banking. That is they were doing the functiion of a commercial banks as well as investment banks. M.J.SUBRAMANYAM, BANGALORE, INDIA
None of the Indian scheduled commercial banks in India are using SAP for their core banking operations.
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There are a total of 67 registered commercial banks in India. Apart from these, there are also 11 Urban Cooperative Banks and 32 Rural or Grameen Banks in India. The whole list with names and full forms can be found in the link in the Related Links section
offer commercial banks more credit in the open market.
It is where, in india, you invest in banks.
list of non commercial banks in India
Investment banks provide financial services that are geared toward raising capital such as underwriting, issuance of securities, assisting in Mergers and Acquisitions, and investment management. Unlike commercial banks, they do not take deposits. While investment banks make their money by charging fees for their services, commercial banks earn their money by charging higher interest rates on loans than what they pay for people's deposits.
The 3 main category of Banks in India are:Regular - Commercial BanksUrban Cooperative BanksRural or Grameen Banks
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Percent on investment depend upon the bank policy , it depends upon the terms and condition of banks
to provide loan to customers and other commercial banks. to check the functioning of commercial banks.
Classification of Banks in India is done into four main classes. The classes include commercial banks, savings banks, public sector banks and private sector banks.
investment in debt securities
Banks can be broadly classified into many categories based on the functions they perform and based on the services they offer. Some of the types of banks are: 1. Commercial/Retail Banks 2. Private Banks 3. Investment Banks 4. Rural Banks 5. Co-operative Banks 6. Industrial Banks 7. Etc.
When a bank combines the deposit as well as investment banking activites, it is called mixed banking. In other words, when banks perform the dual function of commercial banking and investment banking, i.e., provide long term lending to industries. it is called mixed banking. It all stared in Germany. After indutrial development took place. there were no banks in Germany to provide long term finance to these industrial units. So the commercial banks in Germany were forced to finance to these industries both for short-term as well as for long-term requirements. These banks, were therefore, called mixed banking. That is they were doing the functiion of a commercial banks as well as investment banks. M.J.SUBRAMANYAM, BANGALORE, INDIA
There are numerous banks in India. By category, their numbers are as follows:Registered Commerical Banks - 67Rural or Grameen Banks - 32Urban Co-operative Banks - 11The full list of the bank names can be found in the link in the related links section of this answer