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Cooperative banks differ from schedule banks mainly in following ways-

1.they don't enjoy the benefits provided by the RBI to scheduled banks.

2.they are not a member of clearing house.

3.they may or may not have deposits more than rs 5 lacs however deposits of more than rs 5 lacs is a must for any schedule bank.

it is not so.....

co.op.banks generally regd.as co.op.societies in state..only entry points norms give it act as bank..which is provide by RBI.

members subscription is a capital of this bank

they are running with dual control

only some section of BANKING REGULATION ACT1949 IS APPLICABLE ON IT.

THEY MAY OR MAY NOT BE SCHEDULED BANK

THEY ARE GIVING DIVIDEND MORE THAN 15%

THE SHARE OF THIS BANK IS NOT TRADED IN THE Stock Market

THEY ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SHARE ISSUE FOR CAPITAL

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