On this page, we have listed all the nationalised banks in India, along with important dates.
| Bank Name | Head Quarter | Established |
|---|---|---|
| State Bank of India – Pure Banking nothing else, “With you – all the way”, and “A Bank of common man” | Mumbai | 1955 |
| Allahabad Bank – “A tradition of trust” Allahabad Bank is the oldest Joint Stock Bank of India. | Kolkata | 1865 |
| Andhra Bank – For all your needs It is founded by freedom fighter Mr.B.P. Sitaramaya. The bank has more than 1632 branches | Hyderabad | 1923 |
| Bank of Baroda – India’s International Bank BOB was founded by Maharaja of Baroda Sir Sayajrao Gaekwad – III. The bank has more than 3409 branches. | Vadodara | 1908 |
| Bank of India – “Rishton Ki Jamapunji” | Mumbai | 1906 |
| Bank of Maharashtra It has the largest number of branches by any public sector financial institute in Maharashtra. The bank has more than 1375 branches in India. | Pune | 1935 |
| Canara Bank – “Together we can” | Bangalore | 1906 |
| Central Bank of India – | Mumbai | 1911 |
| Corporation Bank – India’s Most Customer Friendly Bank | Mangalore | 1906 |
| Indian Bank – Your tech. friendly bank | Chennai | 1907 |
| Indian Overseas Bank – Good people to grow with | Chennai | 1937 |
| Oriental Bank of Commerce – Where every individual is committed | New Delhi | 1943 |
| Punjab & Sind Bank – “Where service is way of life” Founding fathers are Bhai Vir Singh, Sir Sunder Singh Majithia, Sardar Tarlochan Singh. | New Delhi | 1908 |
| Punjab National Bank – “The name you can bank upon” It is an Indigenous bank of India and 2nd largest Comm. Bank of India | New Delhi | 1894 |
| Syndicate Bank – Faithful Friendly | Manipal | 1925 |
| UCO (United Commercial Bank) – “Trust and Excellence since 1904” | Kolkata | 1943 |
| Union Bank of India – “Good people to bank with” Mahatma Gandhi inaugurated. | Mumbai | 1919 |
| United Bank of India – “The Bank That Begins With ‘U’” | Kolkata | |
| Vijaya Bank – “A friend you can bank upon” | Bangalore | 1931 |
| Head Quarter: | Mumbai |
|---|---|
| Established | 1935 by RBI Act 1934 |
| Nationalised: | 1949 |
Functions:
Formulates, implements and monitors the monetary policy, Regulates and supervise the financial system, Regulates and supervise the payment systems, Manages the Foreign Exchange, Issue Currency, Promotes national objectives, Short terms loans to Govt. under ways and means advances.
SBI Slogans: Pure Banking nothing else, “With you – all the way”, and “A Bank of common man”.
| Head Quarter: | Mumbai |
|---|---|
| Established | 1921 |
| Nationalised: | 1955 (Imperial Bank of India was converted into SBI) |
It was the 1st Joint Stock Bank of British India. The Bank of Bengal, Bank of Bombay and Bank of Madras were amalgamated on 27th Jan 1921 to form Imperial Bank of India. It was converted into SBI in 1955. More 7 subsidiary were added in the year 1959. The State Bank of Saurashtra was merged in 2008 and State Bank of Indore was merged in 2010. At present, the SBI is having 5 Associate Banks. SBI is the 3rd largest employer in India after Coal India and TCS (among listed companies).
SBI are more than 43000 ATMs, 15143 Branches and 170 overseas branches in 34 nations.