Banking beyond boundaries

By:

Ray, Abhik

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Penguin Books India 2011Description: xi,188 p. ill. Includes photographsISBN:

9780670085347

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X62.2 Q1

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Banking Beyond Boundaries
by Abhik Ray (Author),
Penguin India (Publisher)

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The State Bank of India in its remarkable two centuries of existence has introduced people, trade and industry to modern banking in the Indian subcontinent. Extensively researched and superbly illustrated, Banking beyond Boundaries is the story of a bank, which, apart from being an abiding resource of the country's economy, is also synonymous with banking in India. Founded in 1806 by the British Raj, it became the primary banker to the government of independent India in 1955. From then on the State Bank has set the pace for Indian banking, growing rapidly and adapting itself to the demands of an emerging nation. The bank began by

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