Urban
co-operative banks have received a certificate of good behaviour from
the central bank as most of them qualify to be in the safe category. According
to the new classification, at end-March 2013 around 67% of the urban
co-operative banks, or UCBs, were assigned A and B rating, up from 61%
as at end-March 2012, the Reserve Bank’s latest Trend and Progress in
Banking released on Thursday noted. These banks accounted for 85% of the
banking business, up from 78% as at end-March 2012 of the total banking
business (deposits plus advances) of the urban co-operative banks. There was a perceptible improvement.............
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