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Which Indian bank has the most branches in foreign?
bank of baroda
Which Indian bank has most number of foreign branches?
State Bank of India has the most branches at 130.
Which indian bank has more branches in abroad?
Its Bank of Baroda.
Which Indian bank has highest number of branches?
sbi
Which Indian bank has most no of branches out of India?
SBI
Indian bank with largest international branches?
sbi
Whisch Indian bank has the largest number of branches in the world?
state bank of India
How many branches will be opened by a foreign bank in India?
6,973/continent
Difference between public bank and a private bank and foreign bank?
Public bank: More than 50% stake owned by government. Hence controlled (management, operations etc) by govt. Private Bank: More than 50% stake owned by private individuals or institutions within the country and registered in the same country. Private management. Foreign Bank: Banks registered outside the home country and owned by individuals/institutions from another country but with branches present in home country. Has to follow regulations of both countries.
How many foreign branches are there of state bank of India till date?
10
What is the difference between foreign banks and international banks?
A foreign bank is one from another country as opposed to a bank from your own country. An intenational bank is one that operates in many different countries. A foreign bank can also be an international bank. A bank from your country can also be an international bank if it operates in other countries too. In those countries it would be regarded as being a foreign bank.
What is foreign bank in India?
A foreign bank is one that has its headquarters established in a country that is outside India and has obtained the permission from Reserve Bank of India to carry out banking operations inside India. Some of the foreign banks that have branches in India are: a. ABN AMRO b. Bank of America c. Bank of Ceylon d. Barclays Bank e. Citibank f. HSBC g. Standard Chartered Bank h. Deutsche Bank i. Royal Bank of Scotland
