Top Banks of India 2009

Last month, Dun & Bradstreet, the world’s leading provider of global business information announced the top banks in India in a publication titled “India’s Top Banks 2009”.

The Top Banks of India 2009 based on the performance in year 2008 are:

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Source: Dun&Bradstreet

Most of the above banks do not trade in the US markets. ICICI Bank Limited is listed on the NYSE with ticker IBN. State Bank of India, India’s largest state owned bank does not trade in the US. The other Indian bank, HDFC Bank Ltd (HDB) did not win a award.

Related:

India’s Best Banks 2009 

The 10 Most Profitable Banks in India 

The Top 10 Banks in India Based on Assets

The following are the India-specific ETFs:

1.WisdomTree India Earnings Fund (EPI)

2.PowerShares India Portfolio (PIN)

3.iPath MSCI India Index (INP)

13 Comments

  1. I am a doctoral student carrying out my study on retail banking innovations. I just wanted to know whether your “INDIA’S TOP BANKS – 2009” REPORT is out ? I checked your website but it still shows the report for the year 2008. By wnat date (approx.) it will be available ?

  2. Kindly provide email Id or contact no where we can apply for banks job in front office.

    Thank You !
    santosh

  3. Hetal
    Thanks for the comment.The India’s Top Banks for 2009 was based on the original report compiled by Dun&Bradstreet firm in India.You can check out their site for the 2009 list. I think it will be out in Feb of next year only.

  4. Santosh
    Thanks for the note.Unfortunately I am not located in India and I do not provide job referral services. You can check out individual bank sites for job opportunities or sites like monster.

  5. hi,
    this Chaitanya, what are the parmetters taken in “Top Banks of India2009”.who is monerating the contast. just i know the infermation. iam inerest in R&D. iam working banking sector. if you have information about Banking. Please farward to me .

  6. Hi, which bank was received the Best Bank award in ‘efficiency’ category? Does this category no longer exist? Thank

  7. Manoj
    I am not sure which bank received the award in ‘efficiency’.Seems like this category does not exist.

    You may want to do some research online.

    Thanks
    -David

  8. Dear David,
    Many thanks for the info collated.Numbers always do not potray the truth.What’s important is the Customer satisfaction- be it a savings bank holder or an SME. In India from my experience large Industrial houses get what they want and on their terms from the Banks(both Private and Public Sector)at the cost of small and medium industrialists/customers of the Bank.Some of the so called Leading Public Sector Banks are full of incompetent and arrogant officers.

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