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The Zoroastrian Co-operative Bank
Ltd. was registered on 17th June, 1927 as a Co-operative
Credit Bank governed under the then Bombay Act VII of
1925. The Deputy Registrar thereafter granted permission
on 1st July, 1987 to change the name of the Bank to
The Zoroastrian Co-operative Bank Ltd. The Bank thereafter
obtained licence to carry on banking business under
Section 56 of the Banking Regulation Act on 16th February,
1994.
The Bank has thereafter made considerable progress under
all parameters of banking business and have effectively
rendered banking facilities to its Shareholders and
Clients of all communities within the framework of Banking
Regulations. What identifies the Bank as distinct from
its competitors is a high level of personalised services
and effective catering to the need-based requirement
of its constituents hailing from all the strata of society.
The Board of Directors and Senior Management comprises
of a set of professionals of veteran bankers with varied
experience in the field of banking and their individual
as well as collective acumen has culminated in gaining
the trust of its clientele. The across-the-counter service
rendered by trained Staff coupled with the Bank being
equipped with state-of-the-art technology can be compared
to the best available in the industry.
The Bank has widespread its reach by way of effective
tie-ups with leading Institutions and Banks under Agency
Arrangements. The Bank has also introduced innovative
products to cater to the various sections of society
for their financial needs.
Presently, the Bank has ten Branches located at various
strategic centres in the city of Mumbai including one
at Pune. The Bank has also established an Extension
Counter at Dahisar. All the Branches are fully equipped
with the latest in Information Technology so as to offer
fast and efficient services to its clients. The Bank
also offers teller facility and has introduced single
window concept with extended business hours. The bank
will shortly commence ATM Cards with connectivity, as
well as SMS Banking facility.
The Net Non Performing Assets continue to be reflected
at a Nil level and the Bank has registered substantial
growth under all parameters of banking business. The
Bank is categorised under the A-Star category which
is the highest category accorded by the Commissioner
of Co-operation and Registrar of Co-operative Societies
and is also ranked as Grade I Bank by Reserve Bank of
India. The bank enjoys very high ratings from Reserve
Bank of India in terms of solvency, credit quality and
management capabilities.
The Bank has truly and effectively lived up to its motto
of being “THE BANK THAT IS BIG ON TRADITION
AND TRUST”.
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