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Banks as per the directive of Reserve Bank Of India (RBI).
A Scheduled bank in India is a bank that is approved by the Reserve Bank of India (the Central Bank of India that monitors banking operations in India) to provide banking facilities to the citizens of the country. They are authorized to provide banking services like bank accounts, loans, fixed deposits etc.
No. YES Bank is a scheduled commercial bank that is allowed to provide banking services to the citizens of India. They can also accept fixed deposits from customers and pay interest on it. It is a private bank that is not owned by the government of India.
Allahabad Bank- bank deposits,international banking,education loans,housing loans. The public sector bank in india provides a lot of facilities. Allahabad Bank is therefore now the oldest joint stock bank in India.
Yes. YES Bank is a scheduled commercial bank that is allowed to provide banking services to the citizens of India. They can also accept fixed deposits from customers and pay interest on it. It is a private bank that is not owned by the government of India.
In India: Savings Account Current Account Fixed Deposits account Recurring Deposits account DEMAT Account etc.
Fixed deposits for 3-5 years, UCO, Oriental, etc
Yes. YES Bank is a scheduled commercial bank that is allowed to provide banking services to the citizens of India. They can also accept fixed deposits from customers and pay interest on it. It is a private bank that is not owned by the government of India.
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation - HSBC Bank is a scheduled private bank that is approved by the Reserve Bank of India to carry out banking operations within India's borders. The country is authorized to collect deposits, provide bank accounts, grant loans and credit cards etc. in India.
Customers deposits in a bank are the bank's liabilities because they are OWED to the customer.
No. u don't need to open savings a/c for opening ppf a/c in sbi.
Yes. It is perfectly safe. A Nationalized bank in India is one that is owned by the government of India and the government is responsible for the money that is deposited into it. Even if the bank goes bankrupt, the government is bound to repay all the deposits that were held in the bank by customers.