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| Bank
of Maharashtra |
The B ank
of Maharashtra was started in the mid 1930s. The
bank is the largest public sector bank that has
its headquarters in the state. It was one of the
first banks that was nationalised in 1966. The same
decade they opened their hundredth branch in the
state, a figure that has crossed a thousand branches
in the state today. The bank in the past two decades
has seen its deposits soar, whereas the bank has
seen its overseas bond issue oversubscribed. The
Bank of Maharashtra has maintained a healthy financial
state and has been a regular dividend payer to the
government. In the last financial year, the bank
paid a dividend amount of Rs. 187 crores to the
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| Centurion
Bank |
Services are born out of our need to
have them. The practicality of having access to
your bank account, wherever you go is one major
need . No other service can perhaps match up to
this convenience. This is precisely why Centurion
Bank has offered this radical, Anywhere Banking
service. The bank has made a lot of technological
advances to keep up with the times. These have been
made to meet the customers' growing needs. The bank
realizes that these needs sometimes arise when you
least expect them. At those moments banking services
must be easy to access. At Centurion Bank, the customer
has been given that option since 1995. Centurion
Bank has an extensive network of branches across
India. And each of these branches has harnessed
the state of the art technology to offer unparalleled
customer service. The bank is constantly looking
at offering customised services that are driven
by customer requirements rather than just exhibiting
technological prowess. The bank has opened a number
of ATM centres all over the city to provide its
customers service with convenience.
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| Cosmos
Bank |
A multi-state scheduled co-operative
bank that started operations in January !906. It
was registered as the Cosmos Cooperative Credit
Society. It is one bank that works both in the morning
and in the evening. Most of the branches work on
Saturdays and Sundays with eight hours of counter
service. The bank has branches working all seven
days at Deccan Gymkhana. The bank makes payment
to CitiBank against their Diners, Master and Visa
card charge-slips. The bank has a vibrant foreign
exchange service division available in Pune.
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