Types of Banks

3. __________ banks is listed under the second schedule of the RBI Act, 1949.
6. Major portion of these banks is held by private parties.
8. These banks accept deposit from all but limit lending to members holding shares.
12. It is a mandate that 25% of these banks should have a presence in rural areas.
13. These banks hold more than 75% of the total banking business in India.
15. The existing RRBs are sponsored by ______.

1. This is an example of an old generation bank.
2. These banks were established with the intent of achieving financial inclusion in underbanked areas.
4. These banks were formed to provide credit and other facilities to small farmers, artisans, craftsman in rural areas.
5. HDFC is an example of a _________ bank.
7. ________ is an example of Development Financial Institution.
9. Co-operative banks were brought under the purview of ____ Act.
10. Development financial institution turned bank.
11. _____Bank was the first new generation private bank after RBI's issuance of guidelines in 1993.
14. ________ cannot accept demand deposits.