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March 2017
The
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Wednesday said banks need not remain open on
April 1, as against its earlier order, because it may affect the annual
closing, especially in view of the State Bank of India (SBI) merger. The Total Investment & Insurance Solutions
"In
consultation with the government, it has been decided that while the agency
banks are to keep all their branches dealing with government business open on
all days in the current financial year (including Saturday, Sunday and all
holidays) as already advised, these branches need not be kept open on April
1," the RBI said in a statement here.
"It
has been represented that the opening of bank branches on April 1, may disrupt
the annual closing, especially in view of merger of some banks taking effect
from that date," the statement said. The
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SBI
merger with its five associate banks and Bharatiya Mahila Bank will come into
effect from April 1. The Total Investment
& Insurance Solutions
On
March 24, RBI had asked all agency banks, including public sector banks and
some private banks, to keep all their branches dealing with government business
open on all days in the current financial year and on April 1.The Total Investment & Insurance Solutions
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