1. STRUCTURE OF COMMERCIAL BANKING IN INDIA

2. INRODUCTION • Commercial banks are very important segment of the money market. They play a very important role in the economy by mobilizing savings from various sectors, which is the foundation for the growth and development of the economy. • With the initiation of the process of liberalization and globalization of the economy, the financial sector, particularly the commercial banks are the first to experience the winds of change.

3. STRUCTURE OF INDIAN BANKING SYSTEM • INDIAN BANKING SYSTEM is broadly classified into two categories, i.e. • Organised sector • Unorganised sector

4. STRUCTURE OF ORGANISED SECTOR ORGANISED SECTOR RESERVE BANK OF INDIA COMMERCIAL BANKS COOPERATIVE BANKS SPECIALISED INSTITUTIONS State cooperative banks IDBI,NABARD,EXIM BANK Non scheduled banks Scheduled banks District cooperative banks Primary cooperative banks Public sector banks Private sector banks Foreign banks

5. PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS NATIONALISED BANKS STATE BANK OF INDIA AND ITS SUBSDIARIES REGIONAL RURAL BANKS

6. UNORGANISED SECTOR UNORGANISED SECTOR can be of two types • indigenous banker B)money lenders