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Here is the list of top banks in India by Forbes

Mar 5, 2019 6:32 AM

Forbes released its list of 'The World's Best Banks 2019.' It partnered with market research company Statista for the list.

The list is largely based on customer satisfaction instead of balance sheets & P&I statements.

Banks were rated on general satisfaction and key attributes like trust, fees, digital services and financial advice.

Statista surveyed over 40,000 customers across the globe.

Here are the best banks in India.

Axis bank

Headquarters: Mumbai

Vijaya Bank

Headquarters: Bengaluru

Allahabad Bank

Headquarters: Kolkata

Punjab National Bank

Headquarters: New Delhi

Syndicate Bank

Headquarters: Bengaluru

IDFC Bank

Headquarters: Chennai

Kotak Mahindra Bank

Headquarters: Mumbai

DBS

Headquarters: Singapore

ICICI Bank

Headquarters: Mumbai

HDFC Bank

Headquarters: Mumbai

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