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Disposal of Complaints received by bank Ombudsman

August 1, 2017

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The. Bank-wise details regarding number of complaints received by Banking Ombudsmen (BO) and disposed of in the last three years i.e. 2014-15, 2015-16 and 2016-17 are given in Annexure.

Majority of the complaints received under the Banking Ombudsman Scheme are resolved through conciliation and mediation of BO. In very few cases, where conciliation and mediation fails to achieve mutually agreeable settlement, BO passes an Award or rejects the complaint.

Bank-wise details of Complaint received/disposed/pending at  the Offices of Banking Ombudsmen

Bank Name

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17

Public Sector Banks

Received

Disposed

Pending

Received

Disposed

Pending

Received

Disposed

Pending

STATE BANK OF INDIA

24113

22750

1363

25611

25635

1339

30581

28610

3310

STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR

1199

1186

13

1267

1197

83

2033

2039

77

STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD

642

625

17

777

744

50

862

882

30

STATE BANK OF MYSORE

316

296

20

351

361

10

450

449

11

STATE BANK OF PATIALA

530

497

33

760

767

26

1167

1109

84

STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE

790

766

24

819

837

6

849

782

73

ALLAHABAD BANK

1143

1095

48

1218

1167

99

1413

1326

186

ANDHRA BANK

682

680

2

1051

1023

30

1307

1285

52

BANK OF BARODA

3038

2907

131

3916

3701

346

5043

4889

500

BANK OF INDIA

2808

2660

148

3210

3127

231

4191

3972

450

BANK OF MAHARASHTRA

590

561

29

652

645

36

845

758

123

CANARA BANK

2992

2866

126

3838

3737

227

5248

5029

446

CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA

2095

1974

121

2295

2262

154

2716

2540

330

CORPORATION BANK

792

754

38

804

790

52

1254

1143

163

DENA BANK

718

683

35

784

774

45

1140

1085

100

INDIAN BANK

1246

1217

29

1369

1345

53

1673

1654

72

INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK

1534

1494

40

2376

2313

103

2633

2616

120

ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE

834

788

46

1080

1039

87

1522

1456

153

PUNJAB AND SIND BANK

390

374

16

554

539

31

690

661

60

PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK

4454

4265

189

4735

4577

347

6227

5919

655

SYNDICATE BANK

1195

1146

49

1225

1193

81

1416

1383

114

UCO BANK

1262

1223

39

1406

1370

75

1747

1709

113

UNION BANK OF INDIA

2141

2013

128

2249

2249

128

2559

2308

379

UNITED BANK OF INDIA

953

937

16

733

700

49

958

972

35

VIJAYA BANK

411

398

13

489

481

21

690

666

45

IDBI BANK LIMITED

854

808

46

10

9

47

2079

2033

93

Bhartiya Mahila Bank

2

2

0

1453

1410

43

16

16

43

 

57724

54965

2759

65032

63992

3799

81309

77291

7817

CATHOLIC SYRIAN BANK LTD

82

81

1

80

78

3

66

66

3

CITY UNION BANK LIMITED

120

119

1

124

120

5

136

136

5

FEDERAL BANK LTD

331

327

4

387

376

15

503

467

51

JAMMU AND KASHMIR BANK LTD

157

146

11

168

168

11

140

133

18

KARNATAKA BANK LTD

163

162

1

140

138

3

222

207

18

KARUR VYSYA BANK LTD

195

191

4

242

238

8

298

299

7

LAKSHMI VILAS BANK LTD

102

100

2

166

167

1

120

116

5

NAINITAL BANK LTD

15

12

3

45

45

3

25

23

5

RATNAKAR BANK LTD

127

121

6

224

219

11

417

388

40

SOUTH INDIAN BANK LTD

165

163

2

195

191

6

206

204

8

TAMILNAD MERCANTILE BANK LTD

133

133

0

122

118

4

144

144

4

THE DHANALAKSHMI BANK LTD

89

88

1

71

72

0

64

61

3

AXIS BANK LIMITED

3242

3080

162

4966

4861

267

6748

6506

509

BANDHAN BANK LIMITED

0

0

0

26

23

3

102

100

5

DEVELOPMENT CREDIT BANK LTD.

131

128

3

263

252

14

316

301

29

HDFC BANK LTD.

5684

5542

142

7712

7815

39

9885

9331

593

ICICI BANK LIMITED

6379

6097

282

7897

7707

472

9541

9331

682

IDFC BANK LIMITED

0

0

0

1

1

0

29

24

5

INDUSIND BANK LTD

824

785

39

1214

1188

65

1436

1393

108

KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK LTD.

1576

1512

64

2394

2287

171

3711

3608

274

YES BANK LTD.

342

322

20

496

481

35

969

935

69

 

19857

19109

748

26933

26545

1136

35078

33773

2441

AMERICAN EXP. BANKING CORP.

106

88

18

156

171

3

187

175

15

BARCLAYS BANK PLC

92

87

5

95

96

4

55

57

2

CITIBANK N.A

813

789

24

890

881

33

1242

1173

102

DBS BANK LTD.

11

10

1

13

11

3

28

28

3

DEUTSCHE BANK AG

63

58

5

90

89

6

105

94

17

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPN.LTD.

298

288

10

403

385

28

415

408

35

ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND

197

190

7

181

175

13

126

132

7

STANDARD CHARTERED BANK

2012

1945

67

1558

1557

68

1086

1075

79

Others Foreign Banks

18

17

1

27

28

0

42

40

2

 

3610

3472

138

3413

3393

158

3286

3182

262

RRBs/SCBs/Others

7247

7116

131

7516

7188

459

11315

11082

692

Grand Total

88438

84662

3776

102894

101146

5524

130988

125330

11182

* Complaints disposed includes those pending at the end of the previous year

This was stated by Shri Santosh Kumar Gangwar, Minister of State for Finance in written reply to a question in Rajya Sabha today.

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