Urban Cooperative Banks (UCBs), which are primary cooperative banks in urban and semi-urban areas, are registered under either the State Cooperative Societies Act or the Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act, 2002.
About the Urban Cooperative Banks (UCBs):
- Urban Cooperative Banks (UCBs), which are primary cooperative banks in urban and semi-urban areas, are registered under either the State Cooperative Societies Act or the Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act, 2002, and are categorized into four tiers by the RBI’s regulatory framework.
- The DICGC, established under the DICGC Act of 1961, covers all commercial banks, including foreign bank branches in India, local area banks, regional rural banks and UCBs.
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