Nationalised Banks in India

Nationalised Banks in India

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Nationalised Banks

Nationalised Banks are those which started their operation as private sector Banks, but later their ownership was taken over by the Government through some Acts, Orders, Notification or Ordinance.

Some of the major events that took place in the nationalisation of Banks are :

  • Earlier RBI was owned by the State, in 1949 RBI was nationalised
  • RBI was bestowed with the control of Imperial Bank of India in 1955
  • In 1969, 14 no of private banks were nationalised
  • Again, in 1980, 6 no of private banks were nationalised.

The list of the Nationalised banks are available in the website of Reserve Bank of India. They are regulated by Reserve bank of India. They are covered by various standards and regulations. To name some of them :

The step to nationalise banks was a major step in instilling faith of people in the Banking industry. Since, they are owned by the Government, the default risk related to deposits was eradicated and with the deposits, the Government is able to take steps in developing the economy. Even today, most of the people prefer parking their savings with Nationalised banks due to security aspects.

List of Nationalised Banks in India

  • Allahabad Bank
  • Andhra Bank
  • Bank of Baroda
  • Bank of India
  • Bank of Maharashtra
  • Canara Bank
  • Central Bank of India
  • Corporation Bank
  • Dena Bank
  • Indian Bank
  • Indian Overseas Bank
  • Oriental Bank of Commerce
  • Punjab & Sind Bank
  • Punjab National Bank
  • Syndicate Bank
  • UCO Bank
  • Union Bank of India
  • United Bank of India
  • Vijaya Bank
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Sreya Ray is working as a Manager at State Bank of India. She is a voracious reader and a passionate writer. Her life is complete with her daughter and the support of her husband and the inspiration of her parents. Sreya loves multi-tasking and is a dreamer. If she don't create anything on a day,She feels that she had wasted my day.

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  1. There is a lot more banks available in those some belongs to public sector, private sector, foreign banks and cooperative banks etc. when I read the article it gave me a clear picture about the nationalized banks along with the list of the banks. Since these banks are owned by government there will a more security

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