About indian bank association

Bringing Banks Together. Building the Nation.

The Indian Banks' Association (IBA) is a representative body of banking and financial institutions in India, established on September 26, 1946. It serves as a unified platform to address common issues, promote sound banking practices, and facilitate coordination among its member banks.

IBA comprises a wide spectrum of members, including public sector banks, private banks, foreign banks, cooperative banks, regional rural banks, and other financial institutions. The association plays a pivotal role in strengthening the Indian banking system by fostering dialogue between banks and government

Key Roles and Functions:

• Advocating industry-wide policies and reforms

• Promoting digital innovation and best practices in banking

• Supporting training, research, and skill development initiatives

• Driving financial inclusion and responsible banking

• Representing Indian banks at national and international forums