The Bank of Maharashtra is a major public sector bank in India. The government holds 87.74% of total shares. It has 1897 branches in the country. It has the largest network of offices by any public sector bank in Maharashtra. V.G. Kale and D. K Sathe founded the bank and were registered as a banking company on September 16, 1935, at Pune. The bank proves it worth by funding many small units that have grown to be the most significant industrial units in the present situation. The products provided by the bank are consumer banking, corporate banking, finance, insurance, investment banking, mortgage loans, securities, assets, wealth management, credit cards, private banking, and much more. It got its autonomous status in 1998, and thus now there is limited interference of Government bureaucracy in the decision-making the process and internal affairs.

Nationalized Bank