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What are some examples of offshore banks?
Offshore banks are banks that are out of the country of where the depositor is from or resides. The advantages of offshore banks are that they feature less taxes. Examples can include Swiss banks or Cayman Island banks.
What is non-scheduled bank?
In India, non-scheduled banks are those banks which does not follow the guidelines and rules of RESERVE BANK OF INDIA. most of the cooperative banks are non- scheduled banks in India. thatswhy many scams were happened as they were not controlled by RBI.
List of non-scheduled banks in India?
list of non commercial banks in India
What are non scheduled banks?
Non scheduled banks are those banks which are not registered under schdule of RBI act, 1934. In india, only Jammu & Kashmir bank is non schduled bank.
Why is it important for banks to know what products and services are offered by other banks?
because , banks offer the similar products and all want to be on top of competition amongst themselves and also competing for increasing their market share.
Are district cooperative banks government banks or private banks?
That would depend on where you live but cooperative banks are normally private banks owned by the people (but not the government).
How are banks using mobile to connect with their customers?
Banks are using mobile communication platforms to connect with customers. Platforms are helping banks to personalize their communication and increase customer loyalty.
Why were drive-in banks invented?
To alleviate the customers' issues of lack of parking spaces on the banks' property, drive-in banks were created.
What do service banks provide?
banks provide help to the customers by giving resources such as money.
Which banks in the Maldives provide private banking services to their customers?
There are several different banks in the Maldives that provide private banking services to their customers. Banks such as, Bank of Maldives, and Maldives Islamic Bank provide provide banking services to their customers.
What do banks do with the money you save in their accounts?
Banks generate a lot of income by loaning money deposited by customers out to other customers for fees and repayment with interest. This is the principle action that banks take with the money you deposit.
How did priority banking emerged in india?
Priority Banking emerged in India with the advent of foreign banks. Foreign banks usually have the habit of serving their prized/high value customers with priority service. Seeing them woo their high value customers like this, the banks in India, especially the private banks started similar service options for their valued customers. Slowly the government banks started this service as well and nowadays almost all banks in India provide priority banking services to their customers.
What do customers want from their banks?
Money. What else?
what banks do i qualify for?
Normally if you are 18 or older you do not need to qualify to become a customer of a bank. Some banks (investment banks) do not do consumer accounts.
What is the rate of interest that banks charge on loans to their best customers?
PLR stands for Prime Lending Rate. This is the rate of interest at which banks grant loans to their best customers. Usually the PLR is comparable and has very little difference between banks. The PLR is usually very similar among banks
What banks pay to their savings account customers?
Interest
What is an associated bank for?
Associated banks can be used to accommodate customers from an affiliated bank. This makes for easier banking for traveling customers. Banks pay a membership fee for this association.
