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What is the role of foreign banks or international banks in india or Indian economy??

What are the role of foreign banking Indian economic


What is foreign banks or international banks ??

Foreign banks are those bank which belong to foreign countries and have their incorporated head office in foreign countries and branch offices in India and  the share  capital of the foreign banks will be fully contributed by foreign investors it’s called foreign banks

What is the role of foreign banks or  international banks in india or Indian economy??

1. Generation of employment opportunities

Foreign bank also helpful in increasing employment in business process outsourcing (BPO) sector. As India is an emerging (उभरता हुआ )information technology service provider with low cost technology and Availability of English speaking employee, which give acceleration to BPO sector and in result increasing employment generation.

2. Foreign capital flow

As the foreign bank operate in different countries and dealing with the multinational corporation thus helpful in bringing foreign capital flow in India as investment destination .to start a foreign bank, there is a requirement of INR 3 billion with minimum CRAR of 10% which ultimately contribute in banking system or economy

(Capital to risk weight asset ratio)

3. Lending to priority sector

Foreign banks have played an important role in the Indian economy, especially (खास तौर पर) in the priority sector. Foreign bank are not excluded from the lending to priority sector policy of RBI.

The PSL norms Mandate foreign bank to eventually lend 40% of their total loan book to the priority sector, such as a agriculture sector, rural infrastructure and medium, small and micro enterprises .MSMEs

4. Competition in banking sectors

Prior (पूर्व) to enter a foreign bank, all commercial banks were on the same level, same structure and same services. Foreign bank brought competition due to its special advantage and competencies (क्षमता). due to competition various qualitative service are being provide by the banks to their customer at less cost and with the short span of time

5. Technology advantage

Prior 1990s foreign bank easily distinguished from public sector bank due to technological advantage. They used technology to their advantage to create and often maintain lead in a premium services such as private banking 24 hours mobile banking and internet banking. The first ATM was set up by HSBC in 1987 foreign bank build profitable business with a relatively high share of investment and fees income.

6. Managerial Advantage

In additional to other benefit foreign bank have made considerable (महत्वपूर्ण) contribution to banking sector over the year by bringing global best practice as well as grooming talent. Foreign bank have been innovative in identifying special need of market. The example of such innovation are cash credit management, cheque collection, travellers cheque and clearing process system

7. Help to multinational corporation

Foreign banks present in India as a representative offices is often have corresponding banking relation with the domestic bank and provide a useful platform for foreign banks of access opportunity for foreign currency lending to Indian corporation and financial institution. Their relation with Indian corporate client is Vital due to ability of foreign bank to provide access to global capital and debt market.

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