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function of public sector in india
Private sector banks are better than public sector banks in the following aspects:They are more customer friendly and customer oriented. If they don't get customers they go out of business (Unlike public sector banks that would stay in business anyway because they are owned and run by the government)They offer more facilities than public sector banks (Because of the same reason in point a)They offer better interest rates for depositsThey offer a wider variety of products.I am not saying that public sector banks don't do all these things, just that they don't do it as aggressively or effectively as private sector banks because their existence is not dependent on customers whereas for private banks they will be bankrupt if customers refuse to bank with them.
types of commercial banks are: 1) public sector banks 2) private sector banks....
Public sector banks are banks that are owned by the government of India. The most important use of public sector banks is the fact that, it is used by the government to dispense the pension amounts for the retired employees of state and central government if India.
types of commercial banks are: 1) public sector banks 2) private sector 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.
A Public Sector bank is one in which, the Government of India holds a majority stake. It is as good as the government running the bank.Since the public decide on who runs the government, these banks that are fully/partially owned by the government are called public sector banks.
In India, I think Kotak Bank and Yes Bank offer the highest rate of interest on Savings account. They offer 6% interest. Almost all other banks offer the minimum stipulated amount of 4% per annum. Mostly private sector banks offer higher interests and perks for savings account holders when compared to government banks in order to attract customers.
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Private Sector banks are owned by individuals or a group of individuals who can take policy and business decisions quickly/easily when compared to public sector banks where policy decisions have to be approved by the government of India. Hence private sector bank are able to offer attractive plans and offers to customers and hence are growing at a faster pace than public sector banks.