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This document discusses the innovations in the banking sector, covering historical phases, nationalization, and reforms. It helps students understand the evolution and modern developments in banking.
What's inside
- Introduction to banking innovations
- Historical phases of Indian banking
- Nationalization of Indian banks
- Banking sector reforms after 1991
- Types of commercial banks
- Case study on innovation in Central Bank of India
Who it is for: Students of banking, finance, and business management. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Innovations in the banking sector are discussed. Students learn about different types of banks, banking products and services, and innovations in banking branches.
Early Indian Banking
The early phase of Indian banking is described. The role of local banks is explained. The differences between scheduled and non-scheduled banks are given.
Banking Reforms After 1991
Banking sector reforms after 1991 are outlined. The types of commercial banks are listed. Innovations in banking products and services are discussed.
Types of Banking
Universal banking, offshore banking, retail banking and wholesale banking are described. The differences between retail and wholesale banking are explained.
Banking Innovations
The innovations in banking branches are listed. The benefits of these innovations to businesses and industries are outlined. A case study on the Central Bank of India is given.
Key terms
- Regional Rural Banks
- Banks that grant loans to small farmers, agricultural labourers and small entrepreneurs.
- E-banking
- The process of conducting banking transactions electronically.
- Debit cards
- Cards that allow consumers to make purchases using funds from their bank account.
- Universal banking
- A system where banks undertake a wide range of financial services.
- Wholesale banking
- The provision of banking services to businesses and financial institutions.
- Retail banking
- The provision of banking services to individuals.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the different types of commercial banks?
- What are the benefits of debit cards?
- What is the difference between retail and wholesale banking?
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