Banking Sector

The banking sector refers to the segment of the economy that encompasses financial institutions involved in accepting deposits, providing loans, and offering various financial services to individuals, businesses, and governments. It includes commercial banks, investment banks, credit unions, savings institutions, and other financial intermediaries. The primary functions of the banking sector are to facilitate monetary transactions, manage currency, and provide savings and investment opportunities. This sector is crucial for maintaining the stability of the financial system, promoting economic growth, and enabling the flow of capital in the economy. It operates under regulatory frameworks set by government authorities to ensure the safety and soundness of financial operations, protect consumers, and maintain public trust.