National Center for Financial Inclusion and Planning

[...] aim to ensure greater financial inclusion. Under this initiative, the central bank allowed commercial banks to engage non-bank intermediaries as BCs. These were allowed to provide various banking [...]

[...] aim to ensure greater financial inclusion. Under this initiative, the central bank allowed commercial banks to engage non-bank intermediaries as BCs. These were allowed to provide various banking [...]

[...] aim to ensure greater financial inclusion. Under this initiative, the central bank allowed commercial banks to engage non-bank intermediaries as BCs. These were allowed to provide various banking [...]

[...] aim to ensure greater financial inclusion. Under this initiative, the central bank allowed commercial banks to engage non-bank intermediaries as BCs. These were allowed to provide various banking [...]

[...] In 2000, a roadmap was drawn to take banking services to every village which has over 2,000 people by the end of financial year 2011-12. A few [...]

[...] In 2000, a roadmap was drawn to take banking services to every village which has over 2,000 people by the end of financial year 2011-12. A few [...]

[...] In 2000, a roadmap was drawn to take banking services to every village which has over 2,000 people by the end of financial year 2011-12. A few [...]

[...] In 2000, a roadmap was drawn to take banking services to every village which has over 2,000 people by the end of financial year 2011-12. A few [...]

[...] In a bid to inculcate financial responsibility early and promote financial inclusion, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has allowed minors aged more than 10 years to open and [...]

[...] Outgoing Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor K.C. Chakrabarty has said that financial inclusion has a long way to go. “I am very much satisfied with whatever I have done, but I can& [...]

[...] of India (RBI) decided to use business correspondents (BCs) with an aim to ensure greater financial inclusion. Under this initiative, the central bank allowed commercial banks to engage non-bank [...]

[...] of India (RBI) decided to use business correspondents (BCs) with an aim to ensure greater financial inclusion. Under this initiative, the central bank allowed commercial banks to engage non-bank [...]

[...] banks to engage non-bank intermediaries as BCs. These were allowed to provide various banking facilities as well as other financial solution. The major idea behind this decision was to take [...]

[...] banks to engage non-bank intermediaries as BCs. These were allowed to provide various banking facilities as well as other financial solution. The major idea behind this decision was to take [...]

[...] banks to engage non-bank intermediaries as BCs. These were allowed to provide various banking facilities as well as other financial solution. The major idea behind this decision was to take [...]

[...] banks to engage non-bank intermediaries as BCs. These were allowed to provide various banking facilities as well as other financial solution. The major idea behind this decision was to take [...]

[...] behind this decision was to take the banking services to the remote parts of the country. Retired bank employees, retired employees of post offices, retired government employees and ex-servicemen are [...]

[...] behind this decision was to take the banking services to the remote parts of the country. Retired bank employees, retired employees of post offices, retired government employees and ex-servicemen are [...]

[...] behind this decision was to take the banking services to the remote parts of the country. Retired bank employees, retired employees of post offices, retired government employees and ex-servicemen are [...]

[...] behind this decision was to take the banking services to the remote parts of the country. Retired bank employees, retired employees of post offices, retired government employees and ex-servicemen are [...]

[...] entities as BCs have the authority to conduct thorough due diligence on these under various indicative parameters. While engaging these entities as BCs, banks have to ensure that these entities are [...]

[...] entities as BCs have the authority to conduct thorough due diligence on these under various indicative parameters. While engaging these entities as BCs, banks have to ensure that these entities are [...]

[...] entities as BCs have the authority to conduct thorough due diligence on these under various indicative parameters. While engaging these entities as BCs, banks have to ensure that these entities are [...]

[...] entities as BCs have the authority to conduct thorough due diligence on these under various indicative parameters. While engaging these entities as BCs, banks have to ensure that these entities are [...]

[...] are allowed to extend small credit, recover principal and interest of such loans, sell mutual fund products, sell micro-insurance products, and other third party products. They can also receive and [...]

[...] are allowed to extend small credit, recover principal and interest of such loans, sell mutual fund products, sell micro-insurance products, and other third party products. They can also receive and [...]

[...] are allowed to extend small credit, recover principal and interest of such loans, sell mutual fund products, sell micro-insurance products, and other third party products. They can also receive and [...]

[...] are allowed to extend small credit, recover principal and interest of such loans, sell mutual fund products, sell micro-insurance products, and other third party products. They can also receive and [...]