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    List of Banks in India

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    Posted on June 13, 2012

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    See the list below to find out the banks of India
    Central bank
    Reserve Bank of India

    State Bank of India & associates (also nationalized)

    State Bank of India
    State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur
    State Bank of Hyderabad
    State Bank of Indore (now merged into state bank of India)
    State Bank of Mysore
    State Bank of Patiala
    State Bank of Saurashtra (Now merged into State Bank of India)
    State Bank of Travancore

    Nationalized banks

    Allahabad Bank
    Union Bank of India
    Bank of Baroda
    Bank of India
    Bank of Maharashtra
    Canara Bank
    Punjab & Sind Bank
    Corporation Bank
    Dena Bank
    Indian Overseas Bank
    Indian Bank
    IDBI Bank
    Oriental Bank of Commerce
    Andhra Bank
    Central Bank of India
    Syndicate Bank
    UCO Bank
    Punjab National Bank
    United Bank of India
    Vijaya Bank

    Old private sector banks

    Catholic Syrian Bank
    South Indian Bank
    Dhanlakshmi Bank
    City Union Bank
    Karur Vysya Bank
    Federal Bank
    Ratnakar Bank
    Lakshmi Vilas Bank

    New private sector banks

    Axis Bank (Formerly UTI Bank)
    HDFC Bank
    ICICI Bank
    IndusInd Bank
    ING Vysya Bank
    Kotak Mahindra Bank
    Yes bank

    Foreign banks operating in India

    ABN
    VTB
    Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank
    Antwerp Bank
    Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait B.S.C.
    Bank of Ceylon
    Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotia Bank)
    Barclays Bank PLC
    Calyon Bank
    Citibank N.A.
    DBS Bank
    Deutsche Bank AG
    ING
    Krung Thai Bank
    Mizuho Corporate Bank
    Oman International Bank S.A.O.G.
    Shinhan Bank
    Sonali Bank
    Standard Chartered Bank
    UBS
    AMRO Bank N.V.
    American Express Bank
    Arab Bangladesh Bank
    Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ
    Bank of America NA
    Bank Internasional Indonesia
    BNP Paribas
    HSBC
    Chinatrust Commercial Bank
    JPMorgan Chase Bank
    State Bank of Mauritius
    Mashreq Bank psc
    Société Générale
     
    Cooperative banks

    Cosmos Bank

    Merged or defunct banks

    Arbuthnot & Co
    Bank of Bombay (now part of the State Bank of India)
    Bank of Calcutta (now part of the State Bank of India)
    Bank of Chettinad
    Bank of Madras (now part of the State Bank of India)
    Binny & Co
    Bank of Madura (now part of ICICI Bank)
    Lord Krishna Bank (now part of Centurion Bank of Punjab)
    Global Trust Bank (now part of Oriental Bank of Commerce)
    Centurion Bank of Punjab (now part of HDFC Bank)
     

    See the list below to find out the banks of India
    Central bank
    Reserve Bank of India

    State Bank of India & associates (also nationalized)

    State Bank of India
    State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur
    State Bank of Hyderabad
    State Bank of Indore (now merged into state bank of India)
    State Bank of Mysore
    State Bank of Patiala
    State Bank of Saurashtra (Now merged into State Bank of India)
    State Bank of Travancore

    Nationalized banks

    Allahabad Bank
    Union Bank of India
    Bank of Baroda
    Bank of India
    Bank of Maharashtra
    Canara Bank
    Punjab & Sind Bank
    Corporation Bank
    Dena Bank
    Indian Overseas Bank
    Indian Bank
    IDBI Bank
    Oriental Bank of Commerce
    Andhra Bank
    Central Bank of India
    Syndicate Bank
    UCO Bank
    Punjab National Bank
    United Bank of India
    Vijaya Bank

    Old private sector banks

    Catholic Syrian Bank
    South Indian Bank
    Dhanlakshmi Bank
    City Union Bank
    Karur Vysya Bank
    Federal Bank
    Ratnakar Bank
    Lakshmi Vilas Bank

    New private sector banks

    Axis Bank (Formerly UTI Bank)
    HDFC Bank
    ICICI Bank
    IndusInd Bank
    ING Vysya Bank
    Kotak Mahindra Bank
    Yes bank

    Foreign banks operating in India

    ABN
    VTB
    Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank
    Antwerp Bank
    Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait B.S.C.
    Bank of Ceylon
    Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotia Bank)
    Barclays Bank PLC
    Calyon Bank
    Citibank N.A.
    DBS Bank
    Deutsche Bank AG
    ING
    Krung Thai Bank
    Mizuho Corporate Bank
    Oman International Bank S.A.O.G.
    Shinhan Bank
    Sonali Bank
    Standard Chartered Bank
    UBS
    AMRO Bank N.V.
    American Express Bank
    Arab Bangladesh Bank
    Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ
    Bank of America NA
    Bank Internasional Indonesia
    BNP Paribas
    HSBC
    Chinatrust Commercial Bank
    JPMorgan Chase Bank
    State Bank of Mauritius
    Mashreq Bank psc
    Société Générale
     
    Cooperative banks

    Cosmos Bank

    Merged or defunct banks

    Arbuthnot & Co
    Bank of Bombay (now part of the State Bank of India)
    Bank of Calcutta (now part of the State Bank of India)
    Bank of Chettinad
    Bank of Madras (now part of the State Bank of India)
    Binny & Co
    Bank of Madura (now part of ICICI Bank)
    Lord Krishna Bank (now part of Centurion Bank of Punjab)
    Global Trust Bank (now part of Oriental Bank of Commerce)
    Centurion Bank of Punjab (now part of HDFC Bank)
     

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