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Nationalized Banks
Allahabad bank:- Headquarters: Kolkata, Founded: 1865
Andhra bank:- Headquarters: Hyderabad, Founded: 1923, Founder: Bhogaraju pattabhi sitaramaya, key people: B A prabhakar
Bank of Baroda:- Headquarters: Vadodara, Founded: 1908, Founder: Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad
Key people: SS Mundra (Chairman&MD)
Bank of India:- Founded: 7Sep 1906, Headquarters: Mumbai, Key people Vijayalakshmi R Iyer (CMD)
Bank of Maharashtra:- Founded 1935, Headquraters: Pune, Key people: Shri Narendra Singh (Chairman)
Canara Bank:- Founded: Canara Bank Hindi permanent Fund(1906) Canara Bank Ltd. (1910), Canara Bank (1969), Headquarters: Banglore, Key people: Rajiv Kishore Dubey (CMD)
Central Bank of India:- Founded: 21 dec 1911, Headquarters: Mumbai, Key people: Sri Rajeev Rishi, (Chairman&Managing Director)
Corporation Bank:- Founded: UDUPI 1906, Headquarters: Manglore, Key people Ajai Kumar(Chairman, MD)
Indian Bank:- Founded: 1907, Headquarters: Chennai, Key people: TM Bhasin (Chairman & MD)
Indian overseas Bank:- Founded: Madras, Feb 10,1937, Headquarters: chennai, Key people: M. Narendra
Oriental Bank of Commerce:- Founded: 19 Feb 1943, Headquarters: Gurgaon, Haryana, Key people: S.L. Bansal (Chairman & MD)
Punjab National bank:- Founded 1895, Founder: lala lajpat Rai, Headquarters: new Delhi, Key people KR kamath(Chairman & MD)
Punjab & Sind bank:- Founded: 1908, Headquarters: New Delhi, Key people Shri Devender pal singh (cmd). Shri Praveen Kuman Anand, Executive director.
Syndicate Bank:- Founded: Udupi, 1925(as Canara Industrial and Banking Syndicate Limited), Headquarters: Manipal, Karnataka, Key people: Shri Sudhir Kumar Jain(Chairman & MD)
UCO Bank:- Founded 6 jan, 1943, Headquarters: Kolkata, Key people Arun Kaul (Chairman and Managing Director)

Union Bank of India:- Headquarters: Mumbai, Key people: D.Sarkar(Chairman & MD)
United bank of India:- Founded 1950, Headquarters Kolkata, West Bengal, Key people Ms. Archana Bhargava
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