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The mobilisation of deposits is an integral part of the banking activity. The mobilisation of savings through the intensive collection of deposits has been considered as the main task of banking in India. Acceptance of deposits is the main function of commercial banks. As such, the mobilisation of deposits is one of the basic innovations in the current Indian banking activity. Therefore, in this paper, an attempt is made to evaluate the trend and growth in the mobilisation of deposits of commercial banks programmed in Bhubaneswar in the period 2008-09 to 2013-14. Three different types of deposits, namely demand deposit, savings deposit and term deposit are considered for the study bearing BOB and Bank of the Axis. The total number of deposit accounts and the total amount of deposits mobilized during the year 2008-09 through 2013-14 in all commercial banks scheduled in India is obtained from the RBI newsletter. Data collected from time series are subjected to descriptive statistics. The analysis is carried out by taking the primary data through a questionnaire to present different factors responsible for the mobilisation of BOB and Axis Bank deposits in the city of Bhubaneswar
Commercial banks are one of the important components of the financial system organized in India. The financial system organized in India comprises a network of banks, other financial and investment institutions offering a range of financial products. Commercial banks primarily mobilize funds for short- and medium-term purposes. Of course, in recent times commercial banks are also facilitating long-term investment, which is called as "universal banking". According to the classical economist, one of the main factors that helped the formation of capital was the accumulation of capital. The profit made by the business community made up the bulk of the community's savings and it is assumed that the funds saved are invested. They thought that capital formation really plays a role in determining the level of national income growth and economic development. The banking system is the integral part of the production productive system of the productive sector. It implies the Sacrifice Of current value of rupees by future value of rupees. Refers to the collection of the current fund for later reward, which is uncertain. When people deposit money in banks for example; You must invest the money in new ventures that increase your production.