In the current world, a bank is an old institution that contributes to the development of any

economy and is regarded as an important service. Economic history reveals that development
begins with the banking system in every country, and that the banking sector's contribution to a
country's financial development is greatest in the initial stages. It began because of people's
requirements. And, over time, it has become increasingly crucial in meeting the urgent needs of
businesspeople and others. As the size and complexity of businesses grow, the banking sector
responds by offering a variety of new services with core operations that expand size while
reducing complexities. Modern banking evolved because of shifting economic activity and
lifestyles. Banking demands have gotten more diversified and exotic than ever before as we enter
a new millennium. It is widely accepted that a commercial bank is a profit-maximizing
organization. As a result, it should lend to industries where it can earn a larger return. However,
the primary goal of nationalized commercial banks is to promote social benefit as well as profit.
Commercial banks also offer a variety of other services to their customers, such as remittance
services, credit information, financial advising, debt collection, and so on. Customers can also
take use of a variety of trust services offered by banks. Corporate trust services, which develop in
conjunction with the issuance of bonds; personal trust services, in which they manage property
on behalf of their clients; or corporate pension plans, which give retirement benefits to its
employees are examples of these services.
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