Mumbai Banking — The Reserve Bank, the Head Offices and the Districts

Mumbai’s Banking Capital

Mumbai is India's banking capital. The Reserve Bank of India sits here, and so do the head offices of the State Bank of India, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Union Bank of India, Bank of India and Central Bank of India, along with the India head offices of the foreign banks and the country's payments infrastructure. The money market, the regulator and the corporate client base are all in the same few square kilometres, and the head offices followed them.

The segments

Retail Banking Corporate and Wholesale Banking SME and Business Banking Treasury and Money Markets Trade Finance NRI Banking Priority Sector and Rural Lending Co-operative Banks Small Finance and Payments Banks Foreign Bank Operations in India Digital Banking and Payments Infrastructure Development and Policy Banking

Banking districts

Fort and Horniman Circle Nariman Point Bandra Kurla Complex Lower Parel Worli Ballard Estate Andheri and Goregaon

Guides

Why India's Banks Are Headquartered in Mumbai Public Sector and Private Banks Compared How the Reserve Bank Regulates Co-operative Banking in Maharashtra Careers in Indian Banking Opening a Bank Account in Mumbai

Banks and institutions

44 named companies and institutions, each with its own page.

Company, mill, factory and shop names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. Inclusion is for independent discovery only, not endorsement or affiliation.

The segments

Banking districts

Guides

Banks and institutions

Central bank

Public sector bank

Private sector bank

Bank (LIC-promoted)

Development bank

Payments infrastructure

Foreign bank

Co-operative bank

Small finance bank

Payments bank

NBFC