The document discusses the history and operations of S.C.F.S Co-operative Bank Ltd. It began in 1976 as Sericulture's cum farmer's service co-operative bank in Hoskote, Karnataka to provide credit to local farmers. The bank offers loans for agriculture (KCC, dairy, tractor), gold, personal use, and self-help groups. Interest rates are 13% for most customers. Currently, the bank has a turnover of 278 Cr, loans of 39 Cr, deposits of 48 Cr, and paid a 20% dividend with a profit after tax of 1.18 Cr.
The document discusses the history and operations of S.C.F.S Co-operative Bank Ltd. It began in 1976 as Sericulture's cum farmer's service co-operative bank in Hoskote, Karnataka to provide credit to local farmers. The bank offers loans for agriculture (KCC, dairy, tractor), gold, personal use, and self-help groups. Interest rates are 13% for most customers. Currently, the bank has a turnover of 278 Cr, loans of 39 Cr, deposits of 48 Cr, and paid a 20% dividend with a profit after tax of 1.18 Cr.
The document discusses the history and operations of S.C.F.S Co-operative Bank Ltd. It began in 1976 as Sericulture's cum farmer's service co-operative bank in Hoskote, Karnataka to provide credit to local farmers. The bank offers loans for agriculture (KCC, dairy, tractor), gold, personal use, and self-help groups. Interest rates are 13% for most customers. Currently, the bank has a turnover of 278 Cr, loans of 39 Cr, deposits of 48 Cr, and paid a 20% dividend with a profit after tax of 1.18 Cr.
•The co-operative movement in India has its origin in agriculture and allied sectors. The first Co-operative bank Act was enacted in 1904.
•Under the Government of India Act 1935 Co-operative
were treated as a provincial subject. The ‘Co-operative Societies' is state subject under entry No 32 of the state List of the Constitution of India. Co-operative movement in Karnataka • first Co-operative act on 18th Oct 1904 in Shared was the first urban bank formed in Bombay Karnataka area.
• The Bangalore city co-operative credit was registered
on 18th Dec 1906. In Karnataka there were 302 primary co-operative urban banks and are the salary earners. Different types of co-operative banks Primary Agriculture Credit Societies Central Cooperative Bank State Cooperative Bank BACKGROUND OF THE SCFS CO-OPERATIVE BANK
S.C.F.S Co-operative bank limited is a premium private sector Indian
bank with a heritage of 40 years and 3 million satisfied customers.
Started in the date 13/09/1976 as the name "Sericulture's cum
farmer's service co-operative bank” in Hoskote town.
This Co-operative was introduced in Indian in the early years of the
present century as a means of helping the poor agriculture to face their economic conditions. It started as a movement for providing credit to agriculturists. PRODUCTS / SERVICES PROFILE • KCC (kissan credit card) loan:- Kissan credit card was introduced in the year 1997 aim at providing timely credit supports from the banking system to the farmers. • Gold loan Market value of the gold on 70% of loan authorized apparel recommended amount. • Personal loan On the basis of salary on percentage 5%, 10%. • Medium term loan Dairy loan (purchase of cross bid cow) Insurance coverage • Tractor loan Minimum 5 acres land should be there Hypothecation to the bank in RC book Insurance coverage • Pledge loan KVP (Kisan Vikas Patra)-80% • SHG (self help group) Members limit from 10-20 maximum Loan in the basis of capital of SHG Limit 30000-600000 SCFS Bank Interest rate • 13% for salaries customers • 13% for existing SCFC Bank customers • 13% for self employed non-professionals
CURRENT STATUS • Turnover 278 Cr at present • Loan and Advances 39 Cr • Deposits 48 Cr • Interest free Agriculture loans 3.5 Cr • Dividend paid 20% • Profit After Tax 1.18 Cr