UPDATED LIST OF BANK'S MD & CEO, HQ AND TAGLINE Sep 2020

🟢 UPDATED LIST OF BANK'S MD & CEO, HQ AND TAGLINE

💠 ALLAHABAD BANK
🔷 Founded - 1865
🔷 HQ - Kolkata
🔷 Tagline - A Tradition of Trust

💠 ANDHRA BANK
🔷Founded - 1923 
🔷HQ - Hyderabad
🔷 MD & CEO - J Packirisam
🔷Tagline - Where India Banks

💠 AXIS BANK
🔷Founded  - 1993
🔷 HQ - Mumbai
🔷Chairman - Rakesh Makhija
🔷MD & CEO - Amitabh Chaudhry 
🔷 Tagline - Badhti Ka Naam Zindagi

💠 BANK OF BARODA
🔷Founded - 1908 
🔷 HQ - Vadodara
🔷 MD & CEO - Sanjiv Chadha
🔷Tagline - India’s International Bank

💠 BANK OF INDIA
🔷Founded - 1906
🔷 HQ - Mumbai
🔷 MD & CEO - Atanu Kumar Das
🔷Tagline - Relationship beyond Banking

💠 BANK OF MAHARASHTRA
🔷Founded - 1935 
🔷 HQ -Pune
🔷MD & CEO - A.S. Rajeev
🔷Tagline - One Family One Bank

💠 BANDHAN BANK
🔷 Founded -23 Aug 2015 
🔷HQ -Kolkata  
🔷MD & CEO - Chandra Shekhar Ghosh 
🔷Tagline - Aapka Bhala, Sabki Bhalai

💠 CANARA BANK
🔷HQ - Bengaluru
🔷MD & CEO - Lingam Venkat Prabhakar
🔷Tagline - Together We Can

💠 CORPORATION BANK
🔷 Founded - 1906
🔷HQ - Mangalore
🔷 MD & CEO - P V Bharathi
🔷 Tagline - Prosperity for all

💠 DHANLAXMI BANK
🔷Founded - 1927
🔷HQ - Trissur Kerala 
🔷MD & CEO - Sunil Gurbaxani
🔷Tagline - Tann.Mann.Dhan

💠 FEDERAL BANK
🔷 HQ - Kochi Kerala
🔷 MD & CEO - Shyam Srinivasan
🔷Tagline - Your Perfect Banking Partner

💠 HDFC BANK
🔷 Founded - 1994
🔷 HQ - Mumbai  
🔷 MD & CEO - Sashidhar Jagdishan
🔷 Tagline - We understand your world 

💠 IDBI BANK
🔷 Founded - 1964
🔷 HQ - Mumbai
🔷 MD & CEO - Rakesh Sharam
🔷 Tagline - Banking for All,"Aao sochein Bada"

💠 INDIAN BANK
🔷 Founded - 1907
🔷 HQ - Chennai
🔷 MD & CEO - Padmaja Chundru
🔷 Tagline - Your Own Bank

💠 INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK
🔷Founded - 1937
🔷 HQ - Chennai
🔷 MD & CEO - Partha Pratim Sengupta 
🔷 Tagline - Good People to Grow With

💠 ICICI BANK
🔷 Founded - 1994
🔷 HQ -  Mumbai
🔷 MD & CEO - Sandeep Bakhshi
🔷 Tagline - Hum hai na Khayal Apka

💠 INDUSLND BANK
🔷 HQ - Pune 
🔷 CEO -  Sumant Kathpalia
🔷 Tagline - We Make You Feel Richer

💠 KARNATAKA BANK
🔷 Founded - 1924
🔷 HQ- Mangaluru Karntaka
🔷 MD & CEO - M S Mahabaleshwara
🔷 Tagline - Your Family Bank, Across India

💠 KARUR VYSYA BANK
🔷 Founded - 1916
🔷 HQ -  Karur Tamil Nadu
🔷 MD & CEO - Ramesh Babu Boddu
🔷 Tagline - Smart way to Bank 

💠 LAKSHMI VILAS BANK
🔷 Founded - 1926
🔷 HQ - Chennai 
🔷 MD & CEO - S Sundar
🔷 Tagline - The Changing Face Of Prosperity 

💠 ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE 
🔷 Founded - 1923
🔷 HQ - Gurugram, Haryana
🔷 MD & CEO - Mukesh Kumar Jain
🔷 Tagline - Where Every Individual is Committed

💠 PUNJAB & SIND BANK
🔷 Founded - 1908
🔷 HQ - New Delhi
🔷 MD & CEO - S Krishnan
🔷 Tagline - Where Service is a way of Life

💠 RBL BANK
🔷 Founded - 1943
🔷 HQ -  Mumbai  
🔷 MD & CEO - Vishwavir Ahuja 
🔷 Tagline - Apno ka Bank 

💠 SYNDICATE BANK
🔷 Founded - 1925
🔷 HQ - Manipal, Karnatak
🔷 MD & CEO - Mrutyunjay Mahapatra
🔷 Tagline - Faithful and Friendly

💠 SOUTH INDIAN BANK
🔷Founded - 1929
🔷 HQ - Thrissur, Kerala
🔷 Chairman-  Murali Ramakrishnan
🔷 Tagline - Experience Next Generation Banking 

💠 UCO BANK
🔷 Founded - 1943
🔷 HQ - Kolkata
🔷 MD & CEO - Atul Kumar Goel
🔷 Tagline - Honours Your Trust

💠 UNION BANK OF INDIA
🔷 Founded - 1919
🔷 HQ - Mumbai
🔷 MD & CEO - Rajkiran Rai 
🔷 Tagline - Good People to Bank with

💠 UNITED BANK OF INDIA
🔷Founded - 1950
🔷HQ- Kolkata
🔷MD & CEO - Ashok Kumar Pradhan
🔷Tagline - The Bank that begins with U

💠 VIJAYA BANK
🔷 Founded - 1931
🔷 HQ - Bengaluru
🔷 MD&CEO - A Sankara Narayanan 
🔷 Tagline - A Friend You Can Bank Upon

💠 YES BANK
🔷 Founded - 2004
🔷 HQ - Mumbai
🔷Non-Ex Chairman - Sunil Mehta
🔷MD & CEO -  Prashant Kumar
🔷Tagline - Experience our expertise 

💠 STATE BANK OF INDIA (SBI)
🔷 Founded - 1 July 1955 
🔷 HQ - Mumbai  
🔷 Chairman - Rajnish Kumar
🔷 MD - Ashwani Bhatia ,Challa Sreenivasulu Setty

💠 PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK(PNB)
🔷Founded - 1894 
🔷HQ - New Delhi 
🔷 MD & CEO - SS Malikarjuna Rao 
🔷Tagline - The Name you Can Bank Upon

  

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