Banking Classification #2: Nationalized PSBs, Merger of SBI Associate Banks & Mahila Bank (BMB)

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In the Post Independent India, till 1963, 188 influential people like Raabert Waadra were in the board of top 20 banks, 1452 companies, and numerous insurance, finance companies, NGO, trust. And such reckless lending to directors was the main cause of banking collapse.
And these private owned banks were not opening branches in rural areas, not giving loans to farmers and MSME, not helping in the achievement of five year plans.
Therefore in two rounds (1969 and 1980), the Government of India nationalized total 20 private banks, with deposits worth Rs.50 cr and Rs. 200 crores respectively.
The smaller private banks which escaped the nationalization drive, as known as old private banks. Therefore 12 such banks, namely- 1) Catholic Syrian Bank Ltd , 2) Dhanlaxmi Bank, 3) RBL Bank , 4) Tamilnad Mercantile Bank, 5) City Union Bank, 6) Federal Bank, 7) Jammu & Kashmir Bank, 8) Karur Vysya Bank, 9) Lakshmi Vilas Bank, 10) Nainital Bank, 11) South Indian Bank and 12) Karnataka Bank
After the Gyan Sangam-II summit in 2016, government decided to merge the 5 associate bank of SBI and Bharatiya Mahila Bank (BMB) with the State Bank of India (SBI). In this lecture, we'll see the history of all these banks, and the merge procedure, including the arguments in favour and against this move.
Lastly, Government also decided to privatize and transform IDBI Bank just like how they did with UTI to Axis Bank. What's this entire case, we'll see in this lecture.

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