Introduction:
Central Bank of India: The Central Bank of India is a state-owned bank of the Indian government and one of the oldest and largest commercial banks in India. The headquarters of the bank is located in Mumbai. The Central Bank of India has more than 465,438,000 branches and 270 foreign branches in 27 states and 3 central territories of India.
United Bank of India: United Bank of India was established on June 5438+0919165438+10/0/month1,and its headquarters is in Mumbai. The sources of credit provided by United Bank of India include cash, savings, time deposits and overseas refinancing and borrowing. The bank has more than 24 million customers.
Overseas Bank of India: It is a service company, and its services include ICBC, retail banking, foreign exchange and capital business/capital market.
Clearing Bank of India: Clearing Company of India Limited is very unique in market design. By renewing the contract, the centralized net clearing which was originally only suitable for exchange transactions was successfully combined with the OTC market, providing members with multilateral net clearing services for funds and bonds, and strictly controlling risks at all levels in various ways, which has a good reference significance for the development and construction of China's financial market.
United Commercial Bank of India: United Bank of India was established on June 5438+0919165438+10/0/month1,and its headquarters is in Mumbai. The sources of credit provided by United Bank of India include cash, savings, time deposits and overseas refinancing and borrowing. The bank has more than 24 million customers.