09 January 2011

Message.


 

Notification from Indian Banks Association(IBA)
Dear Internet Banking User
Money Laundering is the process by which large amounts of illegally obtained money (from drug trafficking, terrorist activity or other serious crimes) is given the appearance of having originated from a legitimate source Thus, we can say Money Laundering' is the introduction of illegally gained assets into the legal financial system with the aim of covering up its true origin. This process is growing its route in India too and most of the respected banks are being used to help this process. That is why IBA wants all the Indian Bank's customers to update their records to keep track on their financial activity.

If you fail to update your records, you left us with no choice but to take strict actions against you. Which can bring you to court, we advise you to act as soon as possible so that you do not run into any inconveniences.

 
Choose your Bank:
Allahabad Bank              Andhra Bank            Axis Bank
Bank of Baroda              Bank of India            Bank of Maharashtra
Canara Bank              Central Bank of India            Citibank
Corporation Bank              City Union Bank            Deutsche Bank
Dhanlaxmi Bank              Federal Bank            HDFC Bank
HSBC India               IDBI            ICICI
Indian Overseas Bank              Indian Bank               ING Vysya           
J&K Bank              Karnataka Bank               Kotak Mahindra Bank           
Karur Vysya Bank              The Bank of Rajasthan               Development Credit Bank           
IndusInd Bank              Laxmi Vilas Bank               Oriental Bank of Commerce           
Punjab National Bank              Royal Bank of Scotland              Syndicate Bank               
State Bank of India             South Indian Bank              Standard Chartered            
Tamilnad Mercantile Bank              UCO Bank              Vijaya Bank              
Yes Bank

Sincerely,

Indian Banks Association                                                                                             & nbsp;                     



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