Tata, Mahindra, Reliance Banks in the making.

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Now to the main thing  – the Reserve Bank of India has finally agreed to allow the private players and the PSUs to avail banking licenses. Which means the private companies and the govt run PSUs can now open banks and provide various banking solutions.

RBI to allow private companies to apply for banking license. Courtesy: Rediff
RBI to allow private companies to apply for banking license. Courtesy: Rediff

This decision will allow the corporate biggies like the TATAs, BIRLAs, RELIANCEs, MAHINDRAs etc to throw their hats in the ring and try their hands at the banking sector too. As it is they are earning huge profits and if they come in banking sector, they would seriously multiply the profits !

Private companies in India. Courtesy: indiraiscs

Well if there is no any other criteria then with the high-class and the ultra-high class would open a bank for themselves ! Patel Co-op Bank, Sharmaji Allahabadwaale Bank, or maybe Aamcha Tendulka sahakari bank !!

But everyone should learn something from Azim Premji, who has recently donated an amount of Rs 12,300 crores from his personal shares ! I’m glad that people like him are such present who simply don’t have the money making mentality !

About Atulmaharaj

A seasoned blogger and a content marketer for close to a decade now. I write about Food, Technology, Lifestyle, Travel, and Finance related posts. Blogging brings me joy and the best part is I get to read and e-meet so many amazing bloggers! PS: I'm also the founder for Socialmaharaj.com :) Favorite Quote: "Traveling is like reading a book, one who hasn't traveled, hasn't turned a page.

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